Inside GloRilla’s Stunning Jewelry Collection - Icecartel

GloRilla shines everywhere she goes — not just with her music, but with her jewelry too. Her collection is full of custom pieces that reflect her style, success, and Memphis roots. But before we explore her jewelry, let’s take a look at how she rose to the top of the rap game.

Gloria Hallelujah Woods, known to the world as GloRilla, was born on July 28, 1999, in Memphis, Tennessee. She grew up in a big family, being one of ten children. In her early years, GloRilla was homeschooled until fifth grade, then attended Melrose High School. She started singing in church, where she joined the choir. At first, she wanted to become a singer, but after losing her voice, she turned to rap at the age of 16.

In 2019, GloRilla dropped her first mixtape Most Likely Up Next , followed by her EP P Status in 2020. But her real breakout came in 2022 when she teamed up with producer Hitkidd for the single " F.N.F. (Let’s Go) ". The song went viral, sparked the #FNFChallenge on TikTok, and landed her on the Billboard Hot 100. Its success brought her national attention and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance.

Following that, GloRilla signed with Memphis rap star Yo Gotti’s label, Collective Music Group, in July 2022. She kept the momentum going with songs like " Tomorrow 2 " featuring Cardi B, which became her first top-10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and reached double platinum. She also released hits like " Blessed " and her debut EP Anyways, Life’s Great, which reached number 11 on the Billboard 200. In 2022, she won Best New Hip-Hop Artist at the BET Hip Hop Awards and took home a similar honor at the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards .

In 2024, she continued her run with singles like " Yeah Glo! " and " Wanna Be " with Megan Thee Stallion, both landing in the Billboard Hot 100’s top 40. Her debut mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang reached number 18, and her first full studio album Glorious peaked at number five, making it the highest first-week sales for a female rapper that year.

Like many stars, GloRilla has also faced some controversies. In 2023, her concert in Rochester, New York turned tragic when a stampede led to multiple deaths. In 2024, she was arrested on DUI charges in Georgia. That same year, rapper Plies filed a lawsuit against her, Megan Thee Stallion, and Soulja Boy over a sampling dispute.

Despite these challenges, GloRilla’s career keeps growing. Along the way, she’s also built an impressive jewelry collection that reflects her personality, success, and Memphis flavor. Now, let’s dive into her iced-out collection and see what makes her jewelry so special.

Like many other fellow musicians, chains and pendants are a big part of GloRilla’s jewelry collection. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular ones. 

After her big breakthrough, GloRilla received a very special gift — a custom GloRilla pendant made just for her. The piece was designed by the jeweler JimmyBoi , who wanted to create something personal to celebrate her rising success.

The pendant spells out her rap name "GloRilla" in big, bold letters. The letters are fully covered in diamonds, giving the piece lots of shine. GloRilla chose pink as the main color, which makes the pendant stand out even more. The pink borders wrap around the diamond letters, creating a fun and vibrant look that matches her personality.

Right in the middle of the piece, inside the letter "O", there’s a black gorilla head with its mouth open, showing sharp teeth. On top of the gorilla’s head, there’s a pink bow — a playful touch that adds some softness to the design. It blends her name, her image, and her style all into one chain.

The back of the pendant has DoneRight&Co. carved into it, marking the jeweler who helped bring JimmyBoi’s design to life.

GloRilla usually wears this piece with a simple Miami cuban chain that allows the pendant to stay in focus. She often pairs it with clean outfits, letting the bright pink and heavy diamonds do the talking.

When GloRilla signed with CMG, Yo Gotti welcomed her with a custom CMG pendant. This piece means a lot to her. It’s not just a chain — it represents where she’s from and what she’s worked for.

The pendant shows the big bold letters CMG, which stands for Collective Music Group. Each letter is packed with clear diamonds that catch the light from every angle. The diamonds sit on a white gold base, giving the whole piece a sharp, clean shine. The design is simple but strong, just like what the label stands for.

Yo Gotti had the piece made as part of the tradition when new artists join the label. While GloRilla never said who exactly made the pendant, Gotti often works with top jewelers who know how to deliver high-quality work.

The YWR pendant is one of the few pieces GloRilla bought for herself. She usually gets jewelry as gifts, but this one was personal. She wanted something that spoke to her style and her crew.

The pendant has the letters YWR, which stands for Young, Wealthy, and Ratchet. The letters are bold and fully covered in diamonds. The diamonds sit tight and close, making the whole piece shine strong. It's set in white gold, giving it a bright, clean look. The design is simple but heavy, showing off her success in a way that fits her personality.

This piece cost $20,000, showing how much she was willing to invest to make it exactly how she wanted. GloRilla didn’t just stop with her own chain. She also bought smaller versions of the YWR pendant cutom made for her friends, so they could all match and wear the same symbol together.

The jeweler hasn’t been named, but it's clear the work is high quality. The stones are well placed, and the chain is solid. GloRilla wears this pendant often, whether she’s performing or just hanging out. Sometimes she layers it with her other chains, but many times she lets it hang by itself, letting the meaning of YWR stand out.

Before her first international tour, GloRilla treated herself to a special piece — the Hallelujah chain. This was one of the few pieces she bought for herself, to mark a big moment in her career.

The chain was made by Jewelry Unlimited , a jeweler she often works with. It features a mix of three gold tones: rose gold, yellow gold, and white gold. This mix gives the piece a soft, rich look that stands out. The chain is fully covered in clean, bright diamonds that catch light from every angle.

The main part of the chain is the pendant. It has the word “Hallelujah” carved into it, which is GloRilla’s middle name. The carving is bold but elegant, set with diamonds to match the rest of the chain. This personal touch makes the piece even more meaningful to her.

This chain has a more classy and polished look compared to some of her other jewelry. It’s not oversized or loud — it’s detailed, personal, and full of meaning. GloRilla often wears it for performances, events, or interviews when she wants to show something that represents her journey and her name.

After her performance at the AMAs, Yo Gotti surprised GloRilla with the Big Glo pendant at the after-party. This moment meant a lot to her. Not only was she nominated for Best Female Hip Hop Artist, but Cardi B also joined her on stage for the performance. The chain reminds her of that special night.

The pendant spells out “Big Glo” in large block letters. Each letter is packed with diamonds, set tightly together to create a solid shine. The diamonds sit in a white gold base, giving the whole pendant a bright, clean look. The letters are big, but the design stays sharp and balanced, not too flashy or over-the-top.

GloRilla wears this pendant proudly. It’s one of her bigger pieces and stands out whenever she has it on. She often pairs it with simple outfits, letting the chain do all the talking.

The idea for GloRilla’s best friend bracelets started with a gift. Her friend Gloss first gave her a necklace that had “Glo and Gloss — Best Friends For Life” engraved on the lock. That gift meant a lot to GloRilla, and it inspired her to create matching pieces for her closest friends.

Instead of sticking with necklaces, GloRilla chose to make bracelets for her group. She didn’t just get one or two—she bought about 6 or 7 of them. Each one cost over $5,000, showing how much she values her friendship circle.

The bracelets aren’t all the same. Some of them have cuban link designs , fully iced out with rows of diamonds, while some are tennis-styled bracelets. Others feature rectangle-shaped links, each link flooded with small diamonds. There are also some that have large, rounded center links, giving the bracelets a more chunky, bold look. All the bracelets are made with white gold, giving them a clean, icy shine under the lights. 

GloRilla’s Big Glo rings stand out because they spell out her name, one letter at a time. Each ring has a single letter, and when stacked side by side, they read “BIG GLO.”

The rings have a thick, blocky shape. Each one is fully covered in diamonds, set closely together to create a solid shine across every surface. The diamonds are clean and bright, making the rings sparkle under the light from any angle. All the rings are made with white gold, giving them a cool, icy look that matches most of her other jewelry.

Each ring cost her about $5,500, which shows the amount of detail and diamond work put into each one. Even though they’re separate rings, they work together like one full piece when she wears them stacked across her fingers.

GloRilla hasn’t mentioned exactly which jeweler made them, but the style and quality match the kind of work done by jewelers she often works with, like Jewelry Unlimited.

She wears these rings when she wants her name to be part of the look without wearing one big pendant. Sometimes she wears them all together, sometimes she mixes them with other rings. Either way, they bring attention to her hands and remind everyone who she is—Big Glo.

GloRilla owns a set of diamond grillz , even though she doesn’t wear them much. These pieces were a gift from JimmyBoi, the jeweler who has made several of her custom pieces. He gave her three sets of grillz to add to her collection.

The grillz are fully covered in diamonds. Each tooth is iced out with small, clear stones that shine brightly. The diamonds sit close together, creating a full sparkle across the entire mouthpiece. They are made with white gold underneath, which helps the diamonds stand out even more.

Even though GloRilla doesn’t wear them often, she enjoys having them. To her, they are part of the collection. They add variety and show another side of her jewelry style, even if they stay in the box most of the time.

GloRilla’s jewelry collection reflects her journey, her personality, and the people around her. Each piece holds a special meaning — some were gifts to celebrate her success, while others she picked for herself to mark important moments in her life. From bold pendants to custom rings and bracelets, her collection shows how far she’s come, but also keeps her connected to her roots, her friends, and her city. Whether she wears them every day or keeps them safe in her box, every piece tells part of her story.