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The King Of The Rings - Volume 1
Bélard, Paul F.
(2025)
Linden Press
, Greenlawn (NY)
, reprint
paperback
, 252 pages
ISBN-13: 979-8-3110-0141-0
| Category: | Reference |
| Language: | English |
| Description: |
This is a reprint of the edition published in 2020, but with a different cover. The first volume was also reprinted and released by Memphis Mansion Publishing in 2021. A second volume was published in 2022. Elvis liked expensive things: cars, motorcycles, clothes, and jewelry. His jewels befitted a king. He wore sumptuous pendants hung on heavy gold chains; huge and lavish rings set with rubies, sapphires, lapis lazuli, and emeralds; bracelets of gold and precious gems. Like Elvis himself, they were at times dazzlingly tasteful and beautiful, and at other times flashy and ostentatious. Occasionally, he would design the jewels himself, such as the famous TCB - Taking Care of Business - pendant and ring. He loved to give his possessions away to people close to him, as well as to complete strangers. The value of the item was of no concern to him. An expensive horseshoe ring was designed by Memphis jeweller Lowell Hays, specifically for Elvis to wear on stage during his televised Aloha from Hawaii performance in 1973. Elvis gave the ring away a few years later. It eventually sold at auction in 2017 for $204,800. Source: Amazon. |
| Review(s): |
Review by Kees Mouwen and Nigel Patterson on The Elvis Information Network ... (External reviews are copyright of the reviewer/website owner. Inclusion of a link does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.) |
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Cover, info and description : various sources |
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