Atlanta’s $10,000 Martini Comes With A Five-Carat Diamond Necklace

Atlanta has entered its five-figure cocktail era.

Roaring Social and Solomon Brothers Jewelers have teamed up on the Roaring Jewel Martini, a $10,000 indulgence featuring vodka, Champagne, caviar and, rather decisively, a five-carat natural diamond tennis necklace.

Billed by the partners as Atlanta’s first $10,000 martini, the collaboration brings together Roaring Social’s flair for theatrical hospitality and a family-owned jeweler that has spent more than four decades supplying the city with diamonds.

Subtle, it is not.

What’s In The $10,000 Martini?

The cocktail begins with Beluga Gold Line Vodka and a dry vermouth rinse, followed by a float of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve. Olives and a spoonful of Beluga caviar complete the drink.

It arrives as part of Roaring Social’s signature bottle-service production, including sparklers, a custom marquee and the remaining bottle of Billecart-Salmon.

Still, no one is spending $10,000 for the vermouth rinse.

The Order, Itemized

• The pour — Beluga Gold Line Vodka, dry vermouth rinse, Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve float
• The garnish — olives and a spoonful of Beluga caviar
• The presentation — sparklers, a custom marquee and the remaining bottle of Champagne
• The prize — a five-carat natural diamond tennis necklace in 14K white gold, listed at $11,700
• The price — $10,000, at Roaring Social Alpharetta and Roaring Social Decatur

The Five-Carat Centerpiece

The actual draw is the necklace: five carats of natural diamonds set in 14K white gold by Solomon Brothers Jewelers, carrying a listed retail value of $11,700.

Think of it less as a cocktail with a jewelry garnish and more as a diamond necklace accompanied by an exceptionally elaborate aperitif. For obvious reasons, the genuine piece does not arrive balanced beside the martini glass. Buyers receive a certificate of purchase, pickup instructions, and a cubic zirconia replica at the table. The real necklace is collected from one of Solomon Brothers Jewelers’ three metro Atlanta stores in Buckhead, Alpharetta, or Sharpsburg. The arrangement lets Roaring Social keep the spectacle of the presentation while the diamonds stay secure. It also gives the buyer the chance to close the transaction with the jeweler rather than walking out of a nightlife venue wearing five carats of newly acquired stones.

A Partnership Rooted In Atlanta

Both businesses operate in metro Atlanta, and both sell occasions—one through hospitality, the other through fine jewelry.

“Roaring Social is built around creating extraordinary experiences, and we wanted to bring our guests something truly exceptional,” said Brian Harper, chief operating officer of Competitive Social Ventures, Roaring Social’s parent company. “This collaboration celebrates the art of indulgence, pairing our signature hospitality with the timeless elegance of Solomon Brothers Jewelers.”

Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Alpharetta, Competitive Social Ventures operates a collection of entertainment-focused hospitality concepts across Georgia and Alabama. Its portfolio includes Roaring Social, Fairway Social, Pickle and Social and The Lodge at Fairway Social. Roaring Social is the group’s Prohibition-inspired concept, combining handcrafted cocktails and live entertainment with boutique bowling. The intimate, deliberately theatrical setting was designed to evoke the glamour of the Roaring ’20s—albeit with a decidedly modern appetite for bottle-service sparklers. The brand operates in downtown Alpharetta and downtown Decatur. Both serve the Roaring Jewel Martini.

More Than Four Decades Of Diamonds

Solomon Brothers Jewelers brings a considerably longer Atlanta history to the partnership. Established in Atlanta in 1982, the family-owned fine jeweler has spent more than four decades helping generations of clients mark engagements, weddings, and other significant occasions. It operates stores in Buckhead, Alpharetta and Sharpsburg.

The company is also the preferred jeweler of the Atlanta Braves, a partner of the University of Georgia Bulldogs and the official jeweler of Georgia Tech Athletics—relationships that have made its name familiar well beyond the jewelry counter. For Jaron Solomon, president of Solomon Brothers Jewelers, the Roaring Social collaboration extends the company’s connection to the city.

“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,” Solomon said. “Together, we’re bringing something truly extraordinary to the community that has supported us for generations.”

The tennis necklace is designed to outlast the final pour by several decades. The Champagne, caviar, and sparklers disappear by the end of the evening. The diamonds do not.

A New Martini Menu At Roaring Social

The five-figure offering arrives alongside a broader specialty martini list.

The collection includes six more approachable options: the Classic Martini, Limoncello Martini, Martinez, Metropolitan, Little Italy and Last Word. Together, they mix established cocktail standards with more contemporary interpretations.

None comes with a diamond necklace, which may make ordering one considerably easier.

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