Atlanta Jeweler Introduces $10K Martini
Solomon Brothers Jewelers has partnered with local cocktail bar Roaring Social on a new martini garnished with a tennis necklace.

The extravagant offering was created by Solomon Brothers Jewelers in partnership with Roaring Social, a 1920s-themed “speakeasy.”
Priced at $10,000, the “Roaring Jewel Martini” is a signature premium martini made with Beluga Gold Line Vodka, a dry vermouth rinse, a float of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve, and topped with a spoon of premium Beluga Caviar.
It is presented with the signature Roaring Social bottle experience, which includes a custom marquee sign and sparkler presentation, along with a full bottle of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve and a cubic zirconia tennis necklace.
Upon purchase, guests receive a certificate of purchase, the replica necklace, and pickup instructions for the diamond necklace, which is made in 14-karat white gold and set with 5 carats of diamonds. It is valued at $11,700, the jeweler said.
It can be picked up at any of Solomon Brothers’ three locations in Sharpsburg, Buckhead, or Alpharetta, Georgia.
"We’re excited to introduce this one-of-a-kind luxury experience in the city we proudly call home,” said Jaron Solomon, president of Solomon Brothers Jewelers.
“Partnering with Roaring Social felt like a natural fit; not only because we’re both rooted in Atlanta, but because we share a passion for creating unforgettable experiences. Together, we’re bringing something truly extraordinary to the community that has supported us for generations, combining exceptional craftsmanship, elevated hospitality, and a luxury experience unlike any other.”
The bar is known for its Prohibition-era ambiance, handcrafted cocktails, live entertainment, and thoughtfully curated experiences.
"Roaring Social is built around creating extraordinary experiences, and we wanted to bring our guests something truly exceptional," said Brian Harper, COO of Competitive Social Ventures, parent company of Roaring Social.
"This collaboration celebrates the art of indulgence, pairing our signature hospitality with the timeless elegance of Solomon Brothers Jewelers. Whether marking a milestone, raising a glass for a special occasion, or simply embracing an unforgettable moment, this is an experience unlike anything else in Atlanta."
The Roaring Jewel Martini is now available for guests to order at both Roaring Social locations in Alpharetta and Decatur.
It launched with Roaring Social’s new specialty martini list, which introduces six new martinis.
The menu features a mix of classics and modern interpretations, including the Classic Martini, Limoncello Martini, Martinez, Metropolitan, Little Italy, and Last Word.
To learn more about Roaring Social, visit its website.
For information on Solomon Brothers Jewelry, visit its website.
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