G inger Alden was Elvis Presley‘s fiancée at the time of his death. Only two months after they began dating, Elvis gifted ...

The TCB 18kt Gold Necklace owned by Elvis Presley | Jason Kempin/Getty Images. ... Elvis was often seen spotting the necklace around his neck and also wore a ring with the same symbol.

Elvis Presley experts and historians have long known about a collection of jewelry the singer gave to his manager Colonel Tom Parker. Both collectors and fans have spent decades searching for the ...

Elvis Presley loved the TCB logo. He even used it as a name for his backing band from the late 1960s until his death. The TCB Band is a group of musicians who formed the rhythm section of Elvis ...

Elvis Presley was pronounced dead at Baptist Hospital on Union Avenue in Memphis at 3: ... Elvis had his jeweler remove the large diamond from his famous TCB ring and craft an engagement ring ...

Elvis' 9.81-carat-to-weight Diamond 'First' TCB ring is also listed for a minimal bid of $500,000 His 18-karat lion ring, which he wore in his documentary 'Elvis: That's The Way It it Is' is for a ...

The auction house has also acquired other jewelry items once belonging to Presley, such as a ring marked with “TCB” (or “Taking Care of Business”), the name of his backing band.

Elvis Presley’s Private Jet, Harley-Davidson and a Treasure Trove of Prized Possessions Are Heading to Auction The dedicated sale will take place at GWS Auctions on August 27. Modified on August ...

"TCB" stood for "taking care of business," a favorite expression of Presley's. Priscilla Presley supported the auction in part because she was weary of seeing so many fake Elvis artifacts for sale.

It’s a well-known fact that the King loved bling. The late rock and roll great, more formally known as Elvis Presley, amassed a comprehensive collection over the course of his life, and now a ...

The ring features the letters TCB, which stand for Presley’s favorite phrase Taking Care of Business, with two large lighting bolts encrusted with diamonds and a large stone in the center.