Stefon Diggs can now wear his love of Starbucks around his neck.

“[The chain] features more than 1,000 emeralds and VS diamonds — took over a month to complete. We’re told Diggs loved the finished product more than an espresso macchiato (and who doesn’t love those?).”
Diggs isn’t shy about his love for the hugely popular coffee chain, as he wore Starbucks-inspired sneakers in a 2017 preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks.
@Starbucks inspired cleats for my man @stefondiggs for the preseason game in Seattle Friday night. #starbucks #skol #vikings pic.twitter.com/GOZIlx6iba
— Mache (@MACHE275) August 16, 2017
There’s no official price tag on the chain, but TMZ has “sources” suggesting it cost roughly 15K. He reportedly got it because like the chain, he’s “open all day.” Diggs needs to get that sponsorship money from Starbucks.
Naturally, Diggs needs to invest in some Starbucks restaurants. That way, he can wear a Starbucks chain and own a chain of the coffee shops at the same time. It would be fitting. Either way, it’s a cool, unique piece.

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