Atlanta-In Atlanta, they have now become a major kitsch accessory, for example, the panda hat used to be in San Francisco, or the rally monkey in Anaheim-pearl necklace.

The reason is that outfielder Joc Pederson (Joc Pederson) started wearing pearls at the end of the season.

Pedersen is usually confused by all the media's attention to his pearl, but now that the Braves are participating in the World Series, this attention has just begun.

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So what does it matter? Is there any clear reason why he wears them?

The short answer is not true. He just likes them.

At first he was shy about it, and in a game broadcast at the end of September, he insisted that their origin story will be "everyone's mystery, they will never know."

A few days later, even though he leaked the "secret", he told Major League Baseball's Mark Bowman on the league's official website that there were really no secrets.

"I like it. It looks good... this shouldn't cause such multimedia attention," he told Bowman. "It's just something I like. It has become disproportionate."

"I want to do something really different," Joc Pederson texted his jeweler. "I want to make a beautiful fashion statement. I'm thinking about pearls." His jeweler wrote back: "?" Regarding the necklace held in Atlanta in October: https://t.co/WJBecVKuzV

"Sports Illustrated" interviewed Pedersen's jeweler Gabe Arik, who detailed the origin of pearls.

He said that Pedersen-who also used Drake's "sexy way" as his walking music-told him that he wanted to "do something really different" and "make a good fashion statement."

mission completed. The jeweler may be as overwhelmed as Pederson. He told SI that he may be valued at around $4,000-in contrast, the more luxurious jewels he provides to Pederson may be 10 times their value.

However, this is no longer just a matter of the media: in the 6th game on Saturday night, the fans of Truist Park wore pearls. This is also a social media thing:

Cheers for the brave in our Joc pearls!!!!!!⚾️⚾️♥️ @Braves @yungjoc650 pic.twitter.com/NzJmRcE3I8

"I don't know," the jeweler told SI. "Everyone is talking about it, everyone is wearing it." 

If Joc and his jeweler think the attention now is weird, just wait for him to take the stage during the World Series.

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