2Pac, the legendary rapper, has once again captured attention in the news, this time due to the sale of a custom-made ring he wore during his final public appearance. The ring, carrying significant sentimental value and historical significance, was auctioned off by Sotheby’s and fetched an astonishing price of over $1 million. This sale reflects the enduring impact and admiration for 2Pac’s legacy, as fans and collectors eagerly vie for pieces of memorabilia connected to the iconic rapper.
On Monday, Sotheby’s New York revealed that 2Pac’s custom-made ring was sold for an extraordinary price of $1,016,000 at auction. This price far surpassed the initial estimate of $300,000 that officials had expected it to fetch. The remarkable $1 million price tag has now established 2Pac’s ring as one of the most valuable and sought-after hip-hop artifacts ever sold at auction, underlining the immense influence and lasting legacy of the iconic rapper in the music and cultural world. The sale of the ring further cements 2Pac’s position as a legendary figure in hip-hop history, with his personal belongings continuing to be treasured by fans and collectors alike.
In 1996, 2Pac personally designed and commissioned a unique ring, which he wore during his last public appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards that same year. The ring holds special significance as it features a crown adorned with diamonds on top of the band. Additionally, the phrase “Pac & Dada, 1996” is beautifully engraved on the ring band, serving as a tribute to his relationship with Kidada Jones, the daughter of renowned music producer Quincy Jones, with whom he was involved at the time.