These jewels on these cats and dogs! You can't even afford a single piece.

Different jewels worn by different people can exude different styles. But have you ever seen jewels worn by animals?

In the animal kingdom, there are such stars. The jewels they wear may be something you truly cannot afford.

1. Italy: The Cat Inheriting £8.5 Million

In Italy, there's a four-year-old cat named Tommaso, who inherited £8.5 million from its owner, instantly ranking among the top 10 wealthiest pets.

What's more miraculous is that just four years ago, it was a homeless stray cat, surviving on scraps in the streets of Rome, waiting for kind-hearted souls to feed it.

One day, while out for a stroll to find food, Tommaso encountered its fateful benefactor—a widow of an Italian builder. This lady, with no children and living alone for years, found solace in its presence and decided on the spot to adopt it.

Upon her passing, Tommaso was bequeathed her entire estate. It's not an overstatement to say it went from rags to riches in the cat world.

2. Wang Sicong's Beloved Dog - Wang Keke

Wang Sicong is quite a well-known second-generation wealthy in China, right? His dog, Wang Keke, is also a rising star in the pet world!

It even has its own Weibo account, regularly posting selfies ｏｒ flaunting its wealth. It receives eight iPhones a day—making many netizens envy whom?

Just from its name, you can tell Wang Sicong treats Wang Keke like his child, pampering it excessively. When it's in a bad mood, he gifts it luxury items; when it's in a good mood, more luxury gifts.

Wang Keke's necklace is from the Japanese brand Goro's, a limited edition item valued between £50,000 to £80,000.

Living like a celebrity, it naturally starts making money. It opened an online store, leveraging its immense popularity, and in just one year, its sales exceeded £30 million, becoming China's most profitable dog... It's truly about looks and power!

From these 'pet celebrities,' it seems that as living standards rise, people are increasingly concerned about their pets' quality of life. The wealthy are more and more enthusiastic about dressing up their pets. Jewelry companies are featuring more and more exquisite ads showing pets adorned with jewels.

Special Models

In fashion shoots, animals appearing is nothing new to many, but jewelry campaigns exclusively featuring animals are relatively rare. Besides ordinary pets like cats and dogs, even large predators are stars in advertising campaigns.

Photographers showcase jewels in unconventional ways that are awe-inspiring. Using kings of the jungle like tigers and lions as 'models' captivates viewers' attention. The combination of the beasts' masculinity and the jewels' luxurious softness creates a unique and unconventional fashion statement that is simply breathtaking.

Furthermore, even the glamorous jewels of luxury brands like Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier are daringly paired with feathered creatures. While many may think chickens are unlikely animals to grace high-end settings, in the photographer's lens, their feathers gleam brightly, their patterns vivid, their colors vibrant, paired with sparkling jewels—making viewers itch to 'buy, buy, buy.'

Regal, commanding presence, eyes that could mesmerize—animals + jewels unexpectedly create such soul-stirring allure.

Nothing can showcase the vitality of nature like animals. Agile, gentle, seductive, dominant—when the spirits of these animals blend gracefully with elegance as if transformed into jewels, a radiant vitality naturally emerges, leaving behind imprints of beauty and the whimsy of cuteness.