Travis Kelce gifts Taylor Swift diamond bracelet worth $6k ahead of Valentine’s week

Travis Kelce has gifted a costly bracelet for Taylor Swift ahead of Valentine’s week. The NFL player has gifted a bracelet worth $6k to Swift. Kelce surprised his lady love by gifting the diamond necklace after his match in the NFL. Before he could do it, Kansas City Chief overcame the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL match to be the winning side.

Kelce had a double celebration with his love. He celebrated the win as well as Valentine’s week. Before he could do it, the outfit of Taylor Swift made the headlines. The gift by Kelce was not just a costly jewel but carried a secret message from the NFL player. Taylor had a brilliant day on the pitch supporting her love.

She had worn a red and black dress extending her support to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship. But it was not even the most attractive piece in the arena. The bracelet caught the attention of everyone. According to the creator of the bracelet, it is not just a bracelet gifted by Kelce for Taylor.

Travis and Taylor started dating because of a friendship bracelet – Kendall Junck

It was revealed that the Footballer got a pair of bracelets, one for himself and the other for Swift. Among the two, Travis has a chunkier bracelet for himself. It has four carats of sparkle, which is a product of the collaboration of Wove’s partnership with professional golfer Michelle Wie West.

Reportedly, there is also a similar product available with three letters, whose cost is $5680. Kendall Junck, Wove Lead designer confirmed about the same earlier in a TikTok video. “As much as we would like to take credit for the TNT nickname, that was all Travis,” claimed Kendall in the video.

She added that the gift has come across as a full circle, as the relationship between Taylor and Travis started with a friendship bracelet. “It just feels so full circle because Travis and Taylor started dating because of a friendship bracelet … and they’re a Pennsylvania company, which is Taylor’s home state,” said Junck.