A collection of jewelry once worn by Drake during his Take Care era is now up for sale. The full set is listed for $295,000 through Wind Vintage, an astounding price.
The pieces date back to 2009 through 2011, right around the album's release. That includes a gold pendant seen on the actual Take Care cover art. A gold chain, several diamond rings, and two bracelets round out the rest of the collection.
An OVO owl piece is also part of the set, tying directly into Drake's longtime label branding. A luxury watch is included as well, adding even more value to the overall listing. Speaking of OVO, Authentic Brands Group has just acquired a 51% stake in Drake's OVO brand, allowing Drake to control creative direction.
This isn't the first Take Care era item to hit the resale market recently. A rare watch tied to the same album cover sold separately earlier this year for $500,000. Together, both listings show how much demand still exists for pieces connected to that specific project.
For fans who grew up on that album, it's a rare chance to own something directly tied to one of Drake's most defining eras.
Drake's Take Care Jewelry Auction
Take Care remains one of the most respected albums of Drake's career. Its influence still gets brought up over a decade after it first came out.
That kind of lasting impact helps explain why items from this specific era mean so much on the resale market. Collectors aren't just buying jewelry. They're buying a physical piece of an album that built his career.
Hip-hop memorabilia tied to iconic albums has become its own growing market. Watches, jewelry, and clothing worn during defining eras often hold value the same way rare sneakers do.
This auction adds to that trend, giving collectors another entry point into hip-hop history. Whether it sells at full price or not, it's a reminder of how much importance these albums still carry and certainly how much money they can still generate.
