Fortnite has announced it is once again collaborating with Los Angeles-based jewellery brand, King Ice, to release another collection of jewellery themed after the battle royale game.
The set is set to drop on August 14th on the official King Ice web page, featuring rings and necklaces.
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There are four items coming with the second release this year, following the success of its previous collaboration. Each one is themed after a popular item or character from Epic Games’ multiplayer game.
These are the new items coming with the Fortnite x King Ice collection:
- Victory Crown Ring
- Supply Llama Necklace
- Crystal Llama Necklace
- Cuddlebear Cutie Necklace
According to the blog post online, the items are 100% made from metal and feature diamond-simulating stones for aesthetics.
“This collection showcases the best of what we do. Bold, high-quality jewellery that brings fan-favourite Fortnite elements to life,” commented Cuong Diep, Founder of King Ice. “Each piece is designed to stand out and speak directly to the culture.”
King Ice has collaborated with other popular brands in the past, such as Pokémon, Rick and Morty, Sonic the Hedgehog and more.
Fortnite Esports Events in 2025
Beyond collaborations and jewellery, there are various esports events happening in 2025 for Fortnite fans in search of competitive action.
In August, there are the Fortnite Champions Series (FNCS) Divisional Practice Cups, qualifier events that are part of the Champions Road series. Week one begins on August 18th, and week two will start on August 23rd.
The biggest event of the year is the FNCS 2025 World Championship in Lyon, France, where the top teams across numerous Majors this year compete for the lion’s share of a $2.01m (~£1.48m) prize pool.
Organised by Epic Games and BLAST, the event is scheduled to take place from September 9th to 7th, 2025.
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