Apart from its music, the most influential hip-hop culture is the dress style brought by this culture. Rappers like to wear gold and silver to show their personality in this way. As time goes by, jewelry has become a very important part of hip-hop culture.

The word "Bling Bling" to describe the rapper "Bling" actually comes from the hip-hop circle.

It first appeared in a song "Nightmare" by hip-hop singer Dana Dane in 1987. It is an onomatopoeic word, which refers to the jingle of many jewelry. By 1999, the cash millionaire's song "Bling Bling" made it known and accepted by more people, and "Bling Bling" quickly became a buzzword. Even in 2002, the word "Bling" was included as slang in the Oxford English Dictionary.

In addition to being free to express their personality, hip-hop people wear cool jewelry for another reason, that is, to show their status.

However, it was not the rap tycoon who was first famous for wearing gold and silver clothes, but the king Mansa Musa from West Africa.

As hip-hop music continues to stir up the mainstream music market, the rap circle continues to rise. By 2000, everything in hip-hop began to become more commercial. Rappers are also willing to spend more money on jewelry, turn gold chains into diamond-encrusted styles, and use diamond necklaces to symbolize loyalty and status. Many people may think that rappers wear gold and silver because of vanity, but in fact, hip-hop music is the product of oppressed colored people and low-income groups. It is rooted in struggle and resistance, not just pleasure and materialism. When the hip-hop culture finally developed from American subculture to mainstream culture, Rapper felt it necessary to promote himself, prove to the world that he wanted to wear more personalized jewelry to express his attitude, and began to look for some jewelers to tailor it for himself.