It takes a lot to impress NFL star Tom Brady, but this latest edition to his previous 6 Super Bowl rings did. This ridiculous large ring consists of 319 diamonds, which includes 15 karats of white diamonds and 14 karats of yellow diamonds. The 319 wasn’t a random number either, the Buccaneers picked it to commemorate their 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Of the 319 diamonds, the eight emerald cut stones on the right represent the fact that the they won eight straight games to win the Lombardi Trophy.

The ring also includes one feature that no NFL team has ever had on a ring: A removable top. They wanted to commemorate the fact that they were the first team to win a Super Bowl in their home stadium, showing Raymond James Stadium underneath it.

“I think this is by far the most incredible ring that’s ever been made and it’s commemorating a very special team that came together at the most important moments,” Tom Brady

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We here at TheNews love a splash of colour and that’s what BWArchitects have delivered at Vanity Fair’s sixth annual New Establishment Summit in Los Angeles.

“The Summit bgings together titans of technology, media, business, entertainment, politics, and the arts for inspiring conversations on the issues and innovations shaping our future.

The Summit delivers two days and two nights of newsmaking insights, invaluable connections, and unmatched events brought to life with Vanity Fair’s signature style.”

 BMW Vision M NEXT electric car

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Who knows if Tony Montana would use this, the Rubber Band MiniGun, but he maybe tempted. Based on  the Gatling machine gun, this electric motor powered beauty has a cache of a 144 shots, 12 barrels, easy loading mechanism, a range of around 10 metres and has automatic or single shot modes. Also the standout feature is that mechanism that allows you to charge it in a matter of minutes.  You can buy them already assembled or give it a go yourself (no glue or soldering required).

Wood $136 or Black $145. Buy here.