Tupac legacy is still pretty much alive

The late rapper Tupac Shakur's iconic crown ring is set to go up for auction and is expected to fetch between $200,000 and $300,000.

Designed by the rapper himself, the ruby and diamond ring holds immense significance as it was worn by him during his last public appearance in 1996, just months before he was tragically killed. Tupac was a style icon in his own right and had a unique sense of fashion, and this ring was a trademark of his sense of style.

The ring holds great sentimental value for fans of the rapper and the hip-hop community. It is a symbol of Tupac's legacy as one of the most influential artists of his generation. The ring has proven to be a popular collector's item for fans over the years.

The ring is set to be auctioned off on November 14, with Julien's Auctions conducting the sale. The auction house stated that the ring comes with a hand-signed affidavit from Tupac's ex-wife, confirming the authenticity of the ring.

The sale of the ring is expected to draw bidders from all over the world, as collectors and fans alike see it as a rare opportunity to own a piece of Tupac's legacy.

Tupac's music and legacy still resonate with fans globally, and his influence on the music industry and hip-hop culture continues to be felt today. His life was cut short, but through his music and fashion sense, he has left an indelible mark on the world.

The auction of his crown ring is another step towards ensuring his legacy lives on, and the winning bidder will own a piece of history that will undoubtedly become a coveted item for generations to come.