Collectors say Elvis gave the jewelry as a gift to his manager.
However, for years, much of the famous jewelry from the King of Rock’ n’ Roll was considered lost.A California auction house tracked down dozens of Presley’s jewels which the singer gifted to his manager.
The jewels join the auction alongside other Elvis-related memorabilia. Many items are available for hundreds of dollars, with some even with price tags in the thousands.The auction ends later this month.
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