That’s when he had no problem letting go of the rest of the money. To be honest with you, he didn’t want to fork over the rest of money until I showed it to him. I talked to him a couple days later and he was nuts about it. With COVID-19 situation, he had someone come down here, one of his security come down here and pick everything up from Houston. The crazy thing is I didn’t actually bring it to him.
Gooba shark logo full#
On the back there’s a full monogram saying “696969” and our Done Right logo.
When you get a piece like that, is there a signature on it that lets people know you made it?ĭefinitely, with all our pieces we mark them on the back. The diamond weight on the chain is about 135 karats in diamonds, all baguette and round diamonds. The necklace itself weighs almost 3 kilos of gold. The piece itself took me about a month and a half. That’s what happens when you let my imagination run wild. Of course it definitely ended up coming out, as you can see, crazier than ever. So, especially with this one, a lot of it had to do with him trusting me and letting me do my job. I couldn’t get a hold of him, send him pictures. And he was like, “are you sure? Are you sure?” And I was like, “trust me.” It wasn’t easy because the process of making the piece while he was incarcerated was very hard to get a hold of him. It was the same with all his other pieces, I already had a vision in my head of how I wanted it to come out. He’s like, either I make this or a rat, which one do you think I should do? I told him I actually have perfect idea I’ve always thought of doing. He’s the one everyone fears and that’s how I feel. I get a call from him one day while he’s incarcerated, would I want to make a piece, a great white shark? He’s like, because the great white shark is the king of the ocean. What I do with my career is I always imagine things I would want to make, so the Bruce the shark was my idea because I’ve already imagined how I would execute this piece before he ever brought it up. He sends a wire through… he makes good money, so if you make good money why should you even be trying to… he’s a helluva bargainer, though, but definitely he takes care of his business. That’s one thing I respect, he doesn’t do none of that, “let me do payments” or “hey, I’ll pay you later.” Before he event gets his stuff he takes care of his tab. There are people that have spent more, but he’s consistent and he pays upfront. I have no frame of reference, is that a lot in your experience with these type of pieces for artists? Realistically he’s probably spent about $2.5 million with me. Since you’ve done all his stuff, some twice, how much has he laid out at your shop to date? When got robbed I re-did everything again.
From me doing his first iced-out grill - before that he used to have that other grill with the rainbow colors - and from there i did the spinning 69 piece, then 4-5 other iced-out grills for him and the Jigsaw piece.
We actually connected in New York, I reached out to his camp and our camps got together. Yeah, I’ve actually done all of his jewelry since the first one. It’s definitely a talker, so Billboard hopped on the phone with the genius gemologist behind the sharknado of bling, Jimmy Phan of Houston, Texas’, Done Right & Co. 6ix9ine Flashes '$1 Million' Jewelry & Stacks of Cash from House Balcony: Watch
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