Streetwear jewelry company King Ice, known for its pop culture mashups with Fortnite and Pokémon, just took “looking cool” to the next level. In collaboration with Klondike, Good Humor, and Popsicle, King Ice released an ice cream-inspired jewelry set that’s as cool as the freezer aisle.

This exclusive collection pays homage to all three tasty treats — no chasing the ice cream truck required! The Klondike Bar Necklace features the classic vanilla and chocolate treat for those ready to take a bite out of life. The Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake Necklace imitates the bar’s crunchy cake exterior with speckles of purple and pink crystals. Lastly, the Popsicle Firecracker Necklace, with its vivid red, white, and blue layers, harkens back to backyard barbeques and fireworks in the summer sun. No matter which of these treats they’re craving, ice cream enthusiasts can show off their sweet tooth and their bling wherever they go.

With its bright colors and whimsical designs, this jewelry collection perfectly mixes fashion with childhood nostalgia. Ice cream holds a special place in many hearts, whether its licking a melting Popsicle by the pool or buying a lopsided Spongebob bar from the neighborhood truck. 

The Klondike Bar Necklace, the Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake Necklace, and the Popsicle Firecracker Necklace each sell for $80 and are available now.


ICE CREAM COLLECTION x KING ICE : KLONDIKE, STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE AND POPSICLE

Look (literally) cool with the ice cream inspired collection with King Ice. Featuring your freezer favorites of Klondike, Strawberry Shortcake and Popsicle, there is no shortness of mouth-watering accessories.

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Natalie Miller

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