Playboi Carti Unveils Dazzling Diamond Lollipop by Alex Moss
Summary
Playboi Cartihas once again captured the attention of the fashion and music worlds with his latest extravagant accessory: a diamond-encrusted lollipop chain, meticulously crafted by renowned New York-based jewelerAlex Moss. This audacious piece debuted during Carti's performance at the 2025 BET Awards, immediately sparking widespread discussion and admiration for its unique blend of luxury and playful rebellion.
The 'STRAWBERRY DIAMOND LOLLIPOP,' as dubbed by Alex Moss, transforms an everyday candy into a high-jewelry statement. While the exact cost remains undisclosed, reports suggest it is a six-figure creation. A viral video captured the artist playfully licking the bejeweled confection, further cementing its status as a viral moment. Alex Moss, known for his bespoke creations for A-list clientele including Drake and Tyler, the Creator, continues to push the boundaries of custom jewelry, solidifying his reputation for innovative and bold designs.
The jeweler posted to his Instagram the iced-out lollipop which appears to see the candy portion dictated in pink diamonds and the stem covered entirely of white diamonds. The piece is the size of the palm, making the details intricate and unique. Take a look above or below at the diamond lollipop.
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