Tupac Amaru Shakur's pendant that was damaged with bullet has been put on sale.

Tupac Amaru Shakur

The pendant Tupac was wearing on the day he was shot five times in New York, when he was leaving a recording studio has been reportedly put on sale and is worth around $125,000.

Tupac's Jewelry 

The Jewelry is said to have been damaged by a bullet in the shooting in November 1994 at a Manhattan recording studio.

It was listed by memorabilia dealer, who happens to be Gary Zimet, he claimed some of Tupac's family members brought the gold and diamond pendant to his firm for sale that most of the profits is going to go to the family, he told TMZ.

TMZ reports that Tupac's estate has since said they are "strongly against" the listing and threatened to file a lawsuit against whoever bought or sell the pendant and gold.

Not only that pendant have be listing for sale even the Bible verse Tupac read in jail was the first to be listed which is worth $54,000 before this recent one.