Ice Spice Debuts "Biggest Tongue Ring in the World" Worth $50,000

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Ice Spice has added some fresh ice to her collection.

The “Princess Diana” rapper unveiled a new mouth-watering piece of jewelry that the designer said is worth $50,000.

“Biggest tongue ring in the world made for @icespice,” Benny The Jeweler wrote on Instagram July 8 alongside a video of the new piece. “Flawless diamond made with 18 k gold!”

The jeweler—whose celebrity client list includes Usher, Saquon Barkley, Jake Paul and Nicki Minaj—also featured a picture of Ice Spice sticking her tongue out to display the new tongue ring.

Benny has decked out the 26-year-old (real name Isis Naija Gaston) in other custom diamond pieces in the past, too, including a diamond-encrusted Richie watch reportedly worth $250,000 and a custom cartoon piece styled after her, which was created with over 80 carats of diamonds.

“This is my baby,” Ice Spice said while showing off the custom piece on a 2023 appearance on Capital Radio. “This is fan art. I’m obsessed with that.”

She added, “Shout out Benny. He made this.”

Five days before Ice Spice displayed her new tongue ring, she was among the star-studded crowd that attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City July 3.

Benny the Jeweler/Instagram

And even before the “Think U The S--t (Fart)” artist collaborated with Swift on the 2023 remix of her song “Karma,” she was looking to the pop star for inspiration.

“I was watching Taylor's documentary [Miss Americana] 'cause I just wanted to really take notes as a artist and stuff like that,” Ice Spice told Variety in 2023. “Just like how the lifestyle is for such a big artist like her.”

She added, “What I took away from Taylor's documentary was that you really do need to work hard and not everything gonna be as easy as it seems.”

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