The pop king Michael Jackson’s iconic illuminating crystal-encrusted glove sold for $70,800 at an auction held in Calabasas, near Los Angeles. This white glove with tiny lights may be the ultimate piece of Michael Jackson memorabilia.This twinkling glove was one of the two designed by Ted Shell, which Jackson wore during 1984 victory tour. To create a visual impact this glove twinkle in a random order, with 50 minor lights wired on a seperate circuit, which is powered with a 9V cell in cut-offand a switch is also attached to turn them on and off.

In the same auction the Martin D-28 guitar which was played by Elvis Presley during his final perfomance held 1976 atin Las Vegas was sold for $106,200.

The auction had a amazing collection, about 1,200 unique pieces from Hollywood history, like props and costumes from film sets, and the main attraction are Jackson items like red V-necked jumper encrusted with deep red rhinestones and white fedora hat fetching, which was worn by jackson at American Music Award 1981, yellow tie-dye shirt worn by 13-year-old Michael,and also Elvis Presley’s guitar.