Offset is not buying all of Guven’s Fine Jewelry’s claims in their lawsuit against him, in which they’ve accused him of skipping out on a $400,000 tab. On the day of Set and Guven’s scheduled court hearing for a default judgement in the case, the rapper filed documents requesting that the judge dismiss the case altogether. He’s claiming that the jewellers are not being totally honest in their reports of theft, noting that some of the prices they brought up were questionable. He asserts that, although he did in fact do business with Guven, there was no written contract outlining the conditions of the sale. He also adds that he didn’t actually accept all of the pieces mentioned in their claims and that he even returned one of them: an 18-carat white gold tennis bracelet worth $140,000. In addition to all these specifications, he adds that he allegedly purchased an SUV for the jewellers, which was held as collateral. 

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He also accused the company of failing to properly serve him the lawsuit by intentionally sending the legal papers to the wrong address. Set points out that the company must’ve been aware that he no longer lived at the Atlanta home where the documents were sent because Guven had sent pieces to his new address in L.A. before.

Back in September, Guven sued Offset for breach of contract, accusing him of failing to pay for several pieces including the aforementioned tennis bracelet, another tennis bracelet made of platinum with an emerald cut diamond worth $40,000, and a platinum diamond necklace with emerald cut diamonds worth nearly $95,000. In total, they’re claiming he owes them $359,490. This case is ongoing.

Near the end of last year, Lil Yachty took to Instagram Live to address some accusations that were floating around about him. Guven’s Fine Jewelry informed the media that it would be filing a breach of contract lawsuit against Yachty for failing to pay the full sum he owed them. The Atlanta rapper supposedly tried to clear a $233,000 debt to the jeweler with a $70,000 check, which turned out to not even be cashable. 

Guven’s alleged that Lil Boat sent a text message listing a bunch of excuses for why he wasn’t able to pay up. “I have had many bills to pay. Taxes, debt, etc… All that money went instantly. The teeth I just got I traded jewelry for,” was one of the reported messages. Yachty expressed bewilderment at people believing he was broke and insisted that the check bounced because his mother misspelled the jeweler’s name on it.

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Regarding the reason why the check was only made out for $70,000, Yachty claimed he was being overcharged for pieces. According to legal documents obtained by Bossip, Yachty is arguing that the missing sum is a result of Guven’s fraudulent and unethical actions. The lawsuit states that Yachty paid more than half of his $600,000 debt, but he is fighting Guven’s request for a default judgement to be issued against him to cough up the remainder. 

The suit also discloses that Guven’s supplied the rapper with more than 20 pieces since establishing a relationship in 2017, including a $175,000 white gold diamond ring, a rose gold Patek Philippe watch for $195,000, a white gold Rolex for $95,000, and a white gold diamond tennis bracelet for $200,000.

Offset‘s really living that “GNF” life which seems even more apparent after a jeweler claimed the rapper blew off a $400K lawsuit. The Blast reports Guven’s Fine Jewelry has filed documents accusing the rapper of being a no-show in court over a $400K bill. Now, they’re asking for a default judgment since Set never showed up. Given a deadline of Feb 4th to respond, they said that Offset was served the proper papers with a legal notice.

Offset was sued in September over the matter after the jeweler claimed the rapper essentially ran off on the plug. Apparently, there were several multiple requests made to Offset to clear off the $400K bill but ‘Set never responded. Among the items listed that make up the six-figure debt is a $140K diamond-encrusted tennis bracelet, another platinum tennis bracelet with emerald-cut diamonds amounting to $40K, and a platinum diamond necklace worth $95K.

Earlier this month, Offset was named in a lawsuit along with YG and 2 Chainz over the song “Proud.” A rapper by the name of Slugga said that he released a song in 2015 that he believes was the base for 2 Chainz 2018 single. Slugga accused 2 Chainz, YG, and Offset of using the “same climactic moment and the same 2/4 time signature of two beats per measure.”

We’ll keep you posted on any new updates.