Finish the fight in style with these Halo-themed diamond necklaces

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Ever had one of those nights where you smel like your outfit is missing something? Get along you privation, no, need a piece of jewellery to show that you're a baller but also a fan of Halo? Thankfully, Streetwear jeweler King Ice's current Halo assembling has exactly what you need to complete that very specific look.

The King Ice X Annulus collaboration includes four different necklaces, a standing Master Of import keeping his trusty Assault Despoil (that's covered in nearly 1500 stones) at $120, a Master Chief helmet at $100, an Department of Energy sword (sold kayoed), and a needler being the cheaper options at $80. They come in both 14K gold or white amber finishes.

Each particular is paired with a 20" 5mm Miami Country strand. I'm a fan of the white gold plasma blade necklace; I'd probably match it with these gold-trimmed aviators spell eating away a gimcrack burgundy suit. Sorry, I'm in essence telling you what I'd wear to the Game Awards if I were always to beget invited.

Halo theme necklaces. — (Image credit: King Frost)

If you're not a Halo fan, put on't worry, King Ice's unusual Gamer jewelry is as astonishing as you would imagine with blinged-out PlayStation and Xbox iconography besides every bit the frequenter saint of play and his acolytes. Chance is you'll find something that's perfect for the gamer in your biography.

Though the lack of Personal computer gaming-proper necklaces is a brief upsetting. Would it drink dow them to make a ii-finger ring with WASD or some arrow keys across the knuckles? Hell, I'd unironically rock a Clippy diamond necklace any day of the week. Preceptor't worry, King Ice; you can have these ideas for free.

Jorge is a hardware author from the enthralled lands of New Jersey. When atomic number 2's not weft the post with the smell of Pop-Tarts, he's reviewing all sorts of play hardware from headsets to game pads. He's been covering games and tech for almost ten years and has written for Dualshockers, WCCFtech, and Uncle Tom's Draw.