When Beyoncé quietly slipped into the VIP section at the Los Angeles stop of “The Boy Is Mine Tour” co‑headlined by R&B icons Brandy and Monica, the moment felt like a passing of the torch. In that LA arena, Beyoncé’s presence underscored the cultural weight of the moment. And, she wore statement jewelry that everyone couldn’t help but notice. Here’s the scoop on her $138,000 necklace and how it compares to the rumored $10 million bling she’s been spotted in.
Beyoncé made a statement with a $138,000 necklace — but it still can’t compare to her rumored $10 million jewels
Brandy and Monica’s “The Boy Is Mine” tour is a major moment for the culture. It’s been over 25 years since their genre‑defining duet dominated the charts for 13 consecutive weeks. It’s a nostalgic homecoming, indeed. Fans are all in on the duo’s co-headlined tour. And it got even more exciting with Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Rihanna, Queen Latifah, and actress Jenifer Lewis spotted in the audience back in November 2025.
Word is that Beyoncé, Tina Knowles, and Kelly Rowland shared a photo op. Rowland, who was a special guest on the tour, hopped on stage to sing “Soldier,” “Cater 2 U,” and “So Good.” But, let’s be real, Beyoncé stole the show with the Messika So Move 3-row necklace. It retails for a cool $138,500, according to the website.
“Diamond jewelry direct from the runway, this luxury three-row yellow gold and diamond necklace features an eye-catching XXL mesh,” the site explains. “Freedom and extravagance redefine the Maison’s signature. Its moving central stone is surrounded by a signature pavé-set halo for even more sparkle.” The total diamond weight is 19 carats.
There’s nothing unimpressive about the three-row piece. However, it has nothing on Messika’s Fragments of Time diamond lass wrap necklace. Beyoncé rocked that one to attend the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week. Word is, that piece featured a 36-carat yellow diamond alongside a 33-carat white diamond, dangling from an intertwined diamond setting. All in all, the necklace contained 232 stones, totaling 129 carats.
Marie Claire noted that rumors suggest the Fragments of Time necklace exceeded $10 million. Now *that’s* a pricey necklace.
The ‘Cowboy Carter’ singer previously wore Tiffany & Co.’s most expensive necklace
Beyoncé made history back in 2022. According to People, she was the first person *ever* to wear Tiffany & Co.’s most expensive diamond necklace: the Historic 1939 World’s Fair Necklace.
That necklace featured an 80-carat Empire Diamond. The jewelry company explained how they reimagined the piece by “modernizing the original aquamarine design with an over-80-carat, D color, internally flawless oval diamond.”
Back in March 2022, the singer modeled the jewelry in an Instagram post. She paired the pricey necklace with a dress constructed with mesh fabric and beading.
Beyoncé’s engagement ring from Jay-Z also turned heads
Beyoncé’s engagement ring from Jay-Z is as iconic as the couple themselves. The dazzling 18-carat emerald-cut diamond was designed by celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz and is reportedly worth around $5 million, according to Atta Gems. Set on a platinum band with a split shank design, the flawless stone is known for its exceptional clarity and understated elegance, perfectly reflecting Beyoncé’s timeless style.
Given Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s incredible net worth, we imagine Beyoncé’s jewelry collection will continue to expand with million-dollar statement necklaces and beautiful rings. They’re officially the wealthiest celebrity couple in 2025 with a combined net worth of $3.2 billion.
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