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Originally Posted by rhester
Clean.
Nice. But Styles P's Gun chain >
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Originally Posted by rhester
Clean.
rhester wrote:
Clean.
Wow this is a very serious set up! If his watch is a DayDate II then I'm even more impressed. I am shocked to have only seen Rick Ross and Drake rocking the new DayDate II so far.
hit bluenile.com or some resident NT jewelers...bloomingdales is prob not your best betOriginally Posted by WstCoastGotti
random question - tryin to cop a necklace for my girl for our anniversary and im trying to keep it under a G. I found a 18ct white gold and 1/4 ct diamond for $550 and Bloomingdales that looked good... NT - anybody else in the same situation or know of any good deals? I live in the bay so local hook ups are straight also...
Thank you in advance....
Originally Posted by FinesseSosa
@ Baby comin at dudes neck for coming at his artist before seeing him first & lying about his age back then.
Updated: July 14, 2010, 11:01 PM ET
[h1]James pendant pays off for Ohio woman[/h1]
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AP Photo/HO/International Gemological InstituteWhenVaneisha Robinson bought the pendant at a yard sale, she thought it wascostume jewelry. But, after having it appraised, the pendant she paid$5 for is worth nearly $10,000.
AKRON, Ohio -- An Ohio woman who paid $5 at a yard sale for a LeBron James pendant she thought was costume jewelry has found out it's worth nearly $10,000.
Twenty-year-oldVaneisha Robinson says she used to wear the basketball jersey-shapedpendant to high school when she didn't know its value. Then she had itappraised.
The International Gemological Institute saysRobinson's find is the real deal. Gemologist Jerry Ehrenwald says the14-karat white gold pendant sports more than 2 carats of diamonds.
The No. 23 jersey reads "King" on the front and "James" on the back.
Robinsonis an amateur boxer in James' hometown of Akron, Ohio. She has listedthe jewelry on eBay. She says the King's brand will never die eventhough he's left the Cleveland Cavaliers to play for the Miami Heat.
Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press
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Originally Posted by General Johnson
@ Pun's reaction to "Posse so strong they can lift a tank and rob a bank!" (2:31)