Tones and I Receives Rolling Stone Diamond Ring

Rolling Stone Australia presented Melbourne global hitmaker Tones And I with her very own Rolling Stone diamond ring in Sydney today.

The Australian Rolling Stone office has launched a global first for the iconic media title as it rolls out a new measure where every person featured on the cover of Rolling Stone Australia will receive their very own diamond ring to mark the occasion.

Presented to Tones And I at Sony Music’s Sydney office, the May 2020 Rolling Stone cover star was presented with the 18k White Gold ring featuring 241 Round Black Diamonds. The diamonds total approximately 1 carat of diamonds.

The ring was created by Affinity Diamonds in Sydney and designed in collaboration with Rolling Stone.

Tones And I with her Rolling Stone ring in Sydney

“It’s an honour to be the first artist in the world to receive a Rolling Stone ring,” said Tones And I. “I think it’s such a unique idea and it represents a huge milestone in an artist’s career, it’s something I’m really proud of.”

Multi-ARIA winner Tones And I is hard at work on her upcoming debut album, which follows her global Gold-certified EP The Kids Are Coming. The album’s first single “Fly Away” was released last November and it’s been travelling the globe ever since. The single charted at number 4 on the ARIA chart and inside the Top 50 in over 10 countries, including Poland, Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and Belgium.

Rolling Stone Australia’s Geordie Gray, Poppy Reid and Luke Girgis with Tones And I

Rolling Stone Australia will host its first Awards on March 31, where all award winners will also be presented with Rolling Stone diamond rings in lieu of trophy awards. The inspiration behind the rings comes from America’s National Football League, where championship rings are collectable mementos to symbolise victories.

As previously announced, the evening will also see a musical performance by rising superstar Mia Rodriguez, whose profile has been perpetually growing since her signing to City Pop Records in late 2019. Meanwhile, current March Rolling Stone Australia cover artist Tash Sultana will also offer up an exclusive performance, having released their highly-anticipated second album – Terra Firma – last month.

The Sailor Jerry 2021 Rolling Stone Awards Nominees

Best Record

E^ST – I’M DOING IT
Gordi – Our Two Skins
Hockey Dad – Brain Candy
Lime Cordiale – 14 Steps To A Better You
Polaris – The Death Of Me
Tame Impala – The Slow Rush
The Kid LAROI – F*CK LOVE
Tkay Maidza – Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2

Best Single

Baker Boy “Meditjin”
Chet Faker “Low”
DMA’S “Life Is A Game Of Changing”
Flowerkid “miss andry”
Ocean Alley “Way Down”
Tash Sultana “Pretty Lady”
Tkay Maidza “Shook”
Triple One “Salina”

Best New Artist

E^ST
JK-47
Jaguar Jonze
Jerome Farah
Mia Rodriguez
Miiesha
Stevan
Yours Truly

Rolling Stone Global Award

5 Seconds Of Summer
Keith Urban
Sia
Tame Impala
Tash Sultana
The Kid LAROI
Tones And I
Troye Sivan

Rolling Stone Reader’s Award

Ball Park Music
Lime Cordiale
Midnight Oil
Sia
Spacey Jane
Tame Impala
The Chats
Washington