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Grammy winner Beyonce’s jewellery for her private show in Dubai was reportedly worth $7.5 million around a third of her rumoured $24 million pay cheque for the invitation-only gig.
The ‘Crazy in Love’ singer, 41, made a comeback to the stage for her first concert in nearly five years at her invitation-only show to make the opening of the new ‘Atlantis The Royal’ hotel in the UAE city with TMZ reporting she was paid $24 million pay cheque for the show, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
It’s now been estimated Beyonce’s bling cost around a third of the rumoured payday. Page Six is reporting the multiple outfits Beyonce wore included about $7.5 million of Lorraine Schwartz jewellery.
It included enormous diamond chandelier earrings, as well as different diamond and green Colombian 100 carat-plus emerald fan earrings and a 30-carat yellow diamond ring.
Beyonce wore a halo-style crown with another of her outfits, which included red gloves and bringing another pair of Schwartz diamond earrings.
For her final look of the concert, the singer wore a pink crystal-covered mini-dress by Ukrainian designer Ivan Frolov, to which she added matching stockings and gloves and pyramid earrings featuring more than 60 carats of diamonds.
Beyonce’s stylist KJ Moody posted a series of photos from the gig with the caption: “Wow! This was my first Live performance, Styled by me! What a moment!! I have watched this woman tear down the house since I was five-years-old. Going to destiny’s child concerts, screaming and dreaming of one day being a part of a moment like this.”
Beyonce’s payday means she earned more than $280,000 per minute for her 85-minute Dubai show.
The singer didn’t feature any of her new music on the set list, but performed hits, including ‘Beautiful Liar’, ‘Halo’, ‘Crazy in Love’ and ‘Drunk in Love’.
Beyonce’s husband Jay-Z and their three children as well as her parents Tina Knowles-Lawson and Mathew Knowles were in the audience along with famous faces, including Kendall Jenner, Rebel Wilson, Ellen Pompeo, Liam Payne and Bar Refaeli.
