Justin Bieber dropped $25,000 on his new Family Guy-inspired necklace -- which contains over 12 CARATS of rubies and diamonds-- and TMZ has learned, the singer helped design the whole thing.
Famous Beverly Hills jeweler Jason Arasheben tells TMZ, he and Bieber designed the Stewie pendant together -- adding, Justin "had a specific vision for how he wanted it to look."
Jason tells us, the necklace contains 12 carats of precious stones -- including multi-colored rubies and white diamonds -- and they're all set on 14-carat gold.
Victory shall be Bieber's!
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(Page 1 of 10) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsCan't wait for him to get sued for copyright violations then robbed
LMAO.....I am glad my kid she ain't a fan of him. So won't need to sweat to throw my penny on that dude.
How did HE design it??? That is copyright infringement and the "Famous Beverly Hills jeweler Jason Arasheben" should have known this- apparently the rich can break the rules and ask for forgiveness later if the price is right???
that's so ridiculous. you're dating an 18 yr old and you're walking around with a cartoon character around your neck?
Just like his favoritre Family Guy character, they both feel comfortable wearing womens clothing! Why doesn't he just do us all a favor and come out of the closet??
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justinlooks like he smells of a used tampon...phkn lil homo!
Mr. Bieber, there's a Mr. McFarlane on line 1 and some attorney on line 2
Mardi Gras colors. Ain't no one in the New Orleans hood lookin' to chill with this peep sized soda can.
I really hope someone steals this necklace and molests that little jizz gulper.
He paid for that?
Geez, you'd think
Famous Beverly Hills jeweler Jason Arasheben
would have gifted it to him in exchange for the promotional consideration.
He didn't design jack!!! He took an already created character and added diamonds. This Ellen looking punk gets on my nerves.
And why does he always dress in Purple. Isn't purple a more girly color?















