Top Zambian singer Yo Maps, who is currently in Malawi, shared a video of his diamond watch being tested for authenticity using a Diamond Selector II.
The Diamond Selector II is a professional tool that is used in distinguishing real diamonds and fake or simulated gemstones.
In the video, the Diamond Selector II changed from the green light zone to the red light zone whilst making a buzzing sound, which signifies that the watch is made of genuine diamonds.
The singer who could not hold his excitement of the positive result revealed the price of the watch to be 5,000 USD, which is equivalent to 115,396.63 Zambian Kwacha.
“Giving out crowns to everyone will not make a nation of kings because kings wear original, $5,000 onhhhh my ilipoooo,” said Yo Maps, captioning the video.
This is not only the singer’s high valued piece of jewelry that he owns as he has also been spotted with four diamond neck chains.
If all four are real, as he claims he only wears original, then the singer’s jewelry box could be worth over half a million Kwacha(500,000 Kwacha).
Well, the singer is flexing, and for once, those who were skeptical about the authenticity of diamonds on his jewelry can now believe – not by faith but because they have seen it being tested and proven to be authentic diamonds.
