Roblox necklace Limiteds are neck accessories that Roblox has stopped selling, each with a fixed number of copies that players resell to each other. RBX Invest's catalog tracks 26 of them made by Roblox itself, and the price range is enormous. The Bling $$ Necklace carries a Recent Average Price (RAP, Roblox's running average of an item's recent sale prices) above 4 million Robux across 55 copies, while the NFL Draft Chain sits at a lowest ask of 500 Robux. Sixteen of the 26 launched in 2010 and 2011, when Roblox was pushing a new catalog item into the shop almost every day.
Quick answer: The Bling $$ Necklace is the most valuable Roblox necklace Limited, with a RAP near 4.05 million Robux and only 55 copies. Seven of the 26 are plain Limiteds and 19 are Limited U, and the cheapest of them list under 1,000 Robux. You can browse every one of them live on the classic back and neck accessories collection.
| Necklace | Released | Catalog price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bling $$ Necklace |
Aug 17, 2010 | Not recorded | 55 | 4,045,444 R$ | 999,999,999,999 R$ |
 Bluesteel Bling $$ Necklace |
Aug 26, 2016 | 50,000 R$ | 119 | 377,053 R$ | 9,999,999,999 R$ |
 Decklace |
Aug 9, 2010 | 520 R$ | 48 | 640,600 R$ | None listed |
 Bling Boy's Raiment |
May 24, 2011 | Not recorded | 11 | 100,398 R$ | 618,033,999 R$ |
 Nerdy Computer Necklace |
Sep 10, 2010 | 150 R$ | 471 | 191,521 R$ | 665,000 R$ |
 BFF Lock |
Aug 27, 2010 | 50 R$ | 1,381 | 282,230 R$ | 319,900 R$ |
 BFF Key |
Aug 27, 2010 | 50 R$ | 1,377 | 271,596 R$ | 229,999 R$ |
 Ultimate Robling |
Nov 7, 2014 | 20,000 R$ | 233 | 126,856 R$ | 319,995 R$ |
 Picklace |
Aug 23, 2010 | 15 R$ | 1,845 | 73,802 R$ | 250,000 R$ |
 Lock N Key Necklace |
Jun 9, 2011 | 115 R$ | 952 | 57,660 R$ | 94,444 R$ |
Rows are ordered by trader consensus on street value, which is why the Bluesteel recolor sits above the Decklace and the 11-copy Bling Boy's Raiment sits above necklaces with a higher RAP. The catalog price column is the Robux price Roblox has on file for each asset. Three of them, the Bling $$ Necklace, Bling Boy's Raiment and RoBLING, carry no Robux price at all, so those cells read "Not recorded".
What is a Roblox necklace Limited? A neck accessory Roblox stopped selling
A neck accessory is an item that hangs on your avatar's chest: a chain, a pendant, a locket. A Limited is an item Roblox has pulled from sale, leaving a fixed supply that players trade and resell among themselves. Put those together and you get a small, strange corner of the market. The same neck slot also holds ties, bow ties, scarves, boas and collars, and those are separate families with their own tie and bow tie histories. Count only the necklaces, chains and pendants and you land on 26 Roblox-made Limiteds, which is what this article covers.
Two labels show up on these items. A plain Limited sold an unlimited number of copies while it was on the shelf, then went off sale, so the copy count is whatever people happened to buy. A Limited U (Limited Unique) shipped with a hard cap and a serial number stamped on every copy, so copy #1 of a Limited U is a collectible in its own right. Nineteen of the 26 necklaces are Limited U. The rest, including the Bling $$ Necklace itself, are plain Limiteds. Our Limited vs Limited U explainer walks through why that distinction changes how an item prices.
Roblox's marketplace documentation states that "at this time, only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable," and every necklace in this article was published by Roblox. That makes the whole family tradeable through the player-to-player trade system. Community-made neck accessories are a separate market that only moves through resales, and you can see that side on the UGC Limited neck accessories collection. The most famous of those, the Spyder Chain, has 25 copies and a very different price story.
Which Roblox necklace Limited is worth the most? The Bling $$ Necklace
The Bling $$ Necklace went into the catalog on August 17, 2010 with a description that still reads like a joke about itself: "It's not a subtle way to say anything. But if you're rich enough to wear this, there's no need for subtlety." Fifty-five copies exist. Its RAP of roughly 4.05 million Robux makes it the single most expensive neck item Roblox has ever put out, and the 2016 Bluesteel recolor is the only thing close to it on trader consensus.
The lowest ask tells you more than the RAP does. Somebody has the Bling $$ Necklace listed at 999,999,999,999 Robux, which is a way of saying they own it and they are not selling. The Bluesteel version sits at 9,999,999,999 Robux and Bling Boy's Raiment at 618,033,999 Robux. Those numbers are placeholders from owners who want the listing to exist without inviting a buyer, a habit we cover in why Roblox Limiteds get listed for billions. If you want the full story of this line, including the Tix-era entries, the Bling series deep dive covers it.
Why is the Decklace so rare? Roblox minted one copy per playing card
The Decklace is a fan of playing cards worn as a necklace, published August 9, 2010 for 520 Robux with the description "It suits you." The Roblox Wiki's Decklace page records that 52 copies were minted, one for each card in a standard deck. The wiki is community-maintained, so treat that mint count as lore, though it fits the item perfectly. RBX Invest's catalog counts 48 copies in circulation today.
Right now the Decklace has no resale listings at all, not even a deterrent price. Nobody is selling. Its RAP of 640,600 Robux comes from whatever the last few trades happened to close at, and RAP only updates when a sale goes through, so on an item that turns over once or twice a year the number drifts out of date fast. Trader consensus puts the Decklace well above that RAP, which is the normal pattern on a 48-copy item with zero supply on the market.
Roblox ran the same pun two weeks later with the Picklace, a pickle on a chain that sold for 15 Robux on August 23, 2010. That one went out to 1,845 owners, and it still asks 250,000 Robux against a RAP of 73,802.
If that kind of scarcity is what you collect, the limiteds under 100 copies collection ranks every classic Limited in the same supply band.
What are the BFF Lock and BFF Key? A matched 2010 pair that drifted apart in price
Roblox released the BFF Lock and BFF Key together on August 27, 2010 for 50 Robux each. They are two halves of the same heart, meant to be worn by two friends at the same time, and the descriptions play it straight: "A circle's round, it has no end, that's how long I want to be your friend" on the Lock, "Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other's gold" on the Key.
Sixteen years later the two halves have separated in the market. The Lock has 1,381 copies and a RAP of 282,230 Robux; the Key has 1,377 copies and a RAP of 271,596 Robux. The gap widens on the live asks, where the Lock's cheapest listing runs 319,900 Robux against the Key's 229,999 Robux. The favorite counts run the other way, with 20,800 favorites on the Key against 9,979 on the Lock. Two items minted four copies apart, and the market still finds a spread.
The Lock N Key Necklace from June 2011 folded the same idea into one item, with 952 copies, a 57,660 Robux RAP and a 94,444 Robux ask. Roblox went back to the split-pair format in May 2011 with ROBLOX Friendship Left and ROBLOX Friendship Right at 100 Robux each, and the halves drifted apart the same way. The Left asks 66,665 Robux, the Right asks 39,000, on copy counts of 948 and 962.
Which necklace Limiteds can you actually afford? The 16 with a RAP under 60,000 Robux
Most of this family is not gem territory. A gem is a scarce, high-value Limited that trades in the millions, and only the top handful here qualify. The other sixteen are ordinary items with real listings you could buy today.
| Necklace | Released | Catalog price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Scorpion Pendant |
Sep 25, 2010 | 500 R$ | 386 | 56,664 R$ | 200,000 R$ |
 ROBLOX Friendship Left |
May 4, 2011 | 100 R$ | 948 | 42,988 R$ | 66,665 R$ |
 ROBLOX Friendship Right |
May 4, 2011 | 100 R$ | 962 | 42,709 R$ | 39,000 R$ |
 Bling Clock |
Jul 9, 2010 | 500 R$ | 460 | 37,499 R$ | 44,999 R$ |
 Bejeweled Necklace |
Nov 25, 2010 | 75 R$ | 488 | 32,036 R$ | 59,000 R$ |
 Snowflake Necklace |
Dec 25, 2010 | 250 R$ | 698 | 27,955 R$ | 20,000 R$ |
 Overseer All-Seeing Pendant |
Aug 19, 2016 | 325 R$ | 1,000 | 26,067 R$ | 20,500 R$ |
 Tix Bling |
Mar 16, 2016 | 25,000 R$ | 1,194 | 24,332 R$ | 29,311 R$ |
 Pumpkin Necklace |
Oct 29, 2010 | 55 R$ | 936 | 23,882 R$ | 40,000 R$ |
 Cursed Korblox Pendant |
Aug 19, 2016 | 250 R$ | 2,502 | 13,319 R$ | 10,500 R$ |
 RoBLING |
Apr 13, 2011 | Not recorded | 40,423 | 2,254 R$ | 2,440 R$ |
 Lucky Clover Necklace |
Nov 2, 2012 | 44 R$ | 6,189 | 1,674 R$ | 1,654 R$ |
 Celtic Necklace of Mystery |
Mar 11, 2017 | 100 R$ | 10,004 | 1,334 R$ | 1,789 R$ |
 Vans Checkerboard Era Necklace |
Sep 28, 2021 | 350 R$ | 9,785 | 1,298 R$ | 1,200 R$ |
 Shiny Bling |
Mar 16, 2023 | 1,000 R$ | 100,000 | 887 R$ | 898 R$ |
 NFL Draft Chain |
May 2, 2022 | 300 R$ | 15,710 | 520 R$ | 500 R$ |
Two rows in that table deserve a hard look before you buy anything. Shiny Bling launched in March 2023 at 1,000 Robux with a 100,000-copy cap, and its cheapest listing today is 898 Robux. The NFL Draft Chain launched at 300 Robux in May 2022 and now asks 500. Copy count is the difference. A 100,000-copy Limited has a permanent wall of supply above every bid, and no amount of age fixes that. The 2010 necklaces that appreciated all have supply under 2,000 copies.
The brand tie-ins land in the same spot. The Vans and NFL necklaces are both collaboration items with five-figure supply, and their prices behave the way we described in our piece on how Roblox brand collab Limiteds hold value.
Do RAP and trader value agree on necklaces? They split on the thinnest items
RAP updates with a smoothing formula: each sale nudges the number one tenth of the way toward the sale price. On an item that sells weekly, RAP tracks reality closely. On an item with 11 copies that sells once every couple of years, RAP is a fossil of an old trade. Our RAP explainer covers the math.
That gap is exactly what separates the RAP ranking from the consensus ranking in the first table. Bling Boy's Raiment has the lowest RAP of the top four at 100,398 Robux, and the deepest scarcity at 11 copies. The Bluesteel Bling $$ Necklace has a RAP of 377,053 Robux against the Decklace's 640,600, and traders price the Bluesteel above it anyway. Both cases come down to supply that almost never moves, which leaves RAP frozen wherever the last sale left it.
In practice, on anything under about 150 copies, treat RAP as a rough floor for conversation and check the live asks on the items leaderboard before you name a price.
What does a necklace resale actually pay? 70% of the sale price
Classic Limiteds carry a 30% marketplace fee on resale, so the seller keeps 70%. List a Bling Clock at 45,000 Robux and a completed sale puts 31,500 Robux in your account. That also means a flip has to clear roughly 1.43 times your cost before you break even.
Three more rules matter before you move anything:
- Reselling a Limited requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account. The buyer needs no subscription.
- Trading requires Roblox Plus on both sides, and trading is currently restricted for accounts based in South Korea.
- Holding periods apply. A classic Limited is locked for 2 days after a trade and 7 days after a resale purchase, which our holding periods guide breaks down in full.
Robux from a sale also lands as pending before it becomes spendable, so plan around the delay.
Collector's outlook for Roblox neck accessories
Neck accessories are a small category with a thin top and a crowded bottom. Three things stand out if you collect here.
The 2010 to 2011 batch is the only part of the family with real scarcity. Eleven of the 26 came out in 2010 alone, and every one of them ended up under 2,000 copies. That is the reason a 50 Robux BFF Lock now asks over 300,000.
The gem tier is effectively closed. The Bling $$ Necklace, the Bluesteel recolor, the Decklace and Bling Boy's Raiment are all either unlisted or listed at deterrent prices. You can watch them, but at those asks a purchase is out of reach for almost everyone.
The middle is where a real collector can operate. The Snowflake Necklace at a 20,000 Robux ask, the Overseer All-Seeing Pendant at 20,500 and the Cursed Korblox Pendant at 10,500 are all genuinely buyable, all under 2,600 copies, and all sitting near or below their RAP. Set an alert on the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account, and you'll see when one of them gets undercut.
None of this is financial advice. Limited prices move on demand that can vanish, and a necklace that looks cheap against RAP can stay cheap for years.
Prices, copy counts and RAP come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 20, 2026, release dates, catalog prices and descriptions from Roblox's own catalog records, the tradeability rule from Roblox's Marketplace documentation, and the Decklace mint-count trivia from the Roblox Wiki.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Roblox necklace Limited?
The Bling $$ Necklace, published by Roblox on August 17, 2010. It has 55 copies and a RAP of roughly 4,045,444 Robux, well ahead of every other neck accessory Roblox has released.
How many necklace Limiteds has Roblox made?
RBX Invest's catalog tracks 26 classic Limiteds published as necklaces, chains or pendants. Nineteen are Limited U with serial numbers and a capped supply, and seven are plain Limiteds that sold without a copy cap. Ties, bow ties, scarves and collars use the same neck slot and count as their own families.
Why does the Decklace have no price listed?
Because no owner currently has one for sale. With 48 copies in circulation and no active resale listings, the only figure available is its RAP of 640,600 Robux, which only reflects sales that already happened.
How many copies of the Decklace were made?
The Roblox Wiki records 52 copies minted, one for each card in a standard deck. The wiki is community-maintained, so treat that as lore. RBX Invest's catalog counts 48 copies in circulation today.
Are the BFF Lock and BFF Key worth the same?
No. The BFF Lock has a RAP of 282,230 Robux and a lowest ask of 319,900, while the BFF Key sits at a 271,596 RAP and a 229,999 ask. They launched together on August 27, 2010 at 50 Robux each with nearly identical copy counts.
Can you trade Roblox necklace Limiteds?
Yes. Every necklace Limited in this article was created by Roblox, and Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable. Both accounts in a trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription.
What is the cheapest Roblox necklace Limited?
The NFL Draft Chain, with a lowest ask of 500 Robux against a RAP of 520. Shiny Bling is close behind at 898 Robux. Both have five- or six-figure copy counts, which is why they sit near their launch prices.
How much do you keep when you sell a necklace Limited?
Seventy percent. A classic Limited resale carries a 30% marketplace fee, so a 45,000 Robux sale pays out 31,500 Robux. You also need an active Roblox Plus subscription on the selling account.