A Beyoncé concertgoer, who caught a pair of designer sunglasses the singer tossed into the audience, is selling them for up to AED 75,000.
The 20-year-old fan had attended the first London show of Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last month, where he was seated in a VIP lounge.
The Single Ladies star was filmed as she performed Diva when she removed her shades.
She tossed them in the fans' direction causing a minor scrum with other fans and security, but he managed to hold onto the shades.
The glasses are being sold on July 4 by Omega Auctions, a UK-based auction house specialising in music memorabilia and vinyl records.
The company's previous sales include the lyric sheet to David Bowie's Starman (which sold for over AED 900,000) and Elvis Presley's handwritten notes (AED 277,000).
Omega Auctions have listed the estimated price the glasses will go for AED 45,000–75,000, and have allotted a five-hour window for people to bid (10:00 am - 3:00 pm UK time).
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