Caitlin Clark has the internet buzzing once again after a video surfaced on August 23, showing the WNBA rookie sporting a dazzling diamond chain.
Before the 2024 WNBA season kicked off, Clark was seen with Indiana Fever guard Erica Wheeler, who was already rocking a diamond chain featuring her No. 17. In the video, Clark excitedly exclaimed, “Let’s go, let’s go, there’s only one thing to do. Give me the chain.”
The GLD Shop soon followed up with a video of them crafting the custom chain for Clark. The camera then cut to the Fever rookie proudly wearing her diamond-encrusted No. 22.
“Shoutout E-dub [Erica Wheeler], shoutout G-L-D. Got this custom piece. It’s pretty sick,” Clark said, admiring her new bling.
According to The GLD Shop, Clark’s chain boasts 1,000 hand-set VVS diamonds, totaling over 12 carats.
New custom chain for the 🐐🐐 @CaitlinClark22 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/xGSKWcTSoa
— The GLD Shop (@shopgld) August 23, 2024
WNBA fans quickly reacted to Clark’s latest addition to her accessories, with many expressing their admiration.
“Now that’s sick,” one fan commented.
Caitlin finally got her 22 chain 🤣
(Video from @shopgld) pic.twitter.com/j1QkG99kWt
— AT (@ATN7925) August 23, 2024
“She’s on Queen status—gets whatever she asks for,” added another.
“Motion!!” echoed a third fan.
Caitlin Clark finally got a new custom chain of her jersey number 22, made from ShopGld. pic.twitter.com/2bUk3eIBxX
— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) August 23, 2024
While Clark shines off the court with her new jewelry, she continues to dominate on the hardwood. The rookie is currently averaging 17.8 points, 8.3 assists, and 5.8 rebounds per game, leading all WNBA rookies in both points and assists. Her elite scoring and playmaking abilities have helped the Fever become a serious playoff contender, sitting at No. 7 in the WNBA rankings with a 13-15 record as of August 22.
Despite her on-court prowess, the diamonds are stealing some of the spotlight.
“That’s pretty tough ngl,” said one fan.
“ROTY,” commented another, referring to Clark’s potential Rookie of the Year status.
“Goat talk,” declared another fan, solidifying Clark’s growing legend both on and off the court.
