The artifact has a series of details that increase its value. “My wife will not be happy to know that my ring has more diamonds,” joked the Chilean.
Joaquín Niemann is running for Chicago’s main union. This Friday began the final day of LIV Golf at Bolingbrook Golf Club. The next individual champion of the Arabian Funds competition is being determined. The title is a matter of two. It is the Chilean and the Spaniard Jon Rahm who have their chance to seize it. The champion will receive a prize of $18 million.
The Talagante native struck the first blow. The Chilean had to start hitting hard to overcome the distance with his rival. And he did so, as he finished the day in fourth place, with 68 strokes (-2), one less than his opponent, who is eleventh.
In addition, among the details, the monarch will also receive a luxurious ring, the details of which were revealed by the tournament organization during the week. “It features 5.78 carats of white diamonds, 1.2 carats of natural green emeralds, glow-in-the-dark green UV enamel accents, a hidden ball marker with an embossed QR code. The QR code is permanently linked to the winning moment video so the winner can relive and share their victory whenever they want. It also features one carat of black diamonds, 14k gold weighing 84.8 grams. they explained at a press conference.
To date, the LIV Dustin Johnson and Talor Gooch won it . Niemann and Rahm will be looking to make that list and keep the long-awaited ring. Its design is due to the famous jeweler Ben Baller and is inspired by those delivered in the major American sports leagues, such as the NBA, NFL, MLB or NHL.
Regarding the luxurious artifact, Talagantino noted with a laugh and a joke: “It’s great. My wife probably won’t be happy to know that my ring has more diamonds. “I think it’s very special.” For his part, the Iberian was also demanding. “It doesn’t matter what it’s made of as long as I have it,” he said. Meanwhile, a little more seriously, Rahm noted: “It doesn’t matter what it’s made of, as long as I have it.”
Source: Latercera
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