The necklace, and its two companions, " Vault 101" and " Vault Boy Thumps Up" are all selling for a whopping $110, which is by far the most expensive set of Fallout items available on the store. While this could, of course, turn out to be the Internet once again making much ado about nothing, it's pretty easy to see why some fans are pumped about this item being posted. Each necklace is being "handmade in New York City by RockLove with inspiration and official collaboration with Fallout." The necklace is made of solid sterling silver, and the included medallion is over one inch in diameter. The estimated ship date for this new Fallout item is June 30, which is only about a week after the end of this year's E3 in Los Angeles. It was only recently posted to the store and is currently in pre-sale. The official Bethesda store has a "Brotherhood of Steel" necklace for sale. But now, some of those same Internet sleuths are pointing to a page on Bethesda's official website as further evidence that a Fallout sequel announcement could be imminent. In short, all of these rumors have caused the speculation regarding Fallout 4to reach a fever pitch among the franchise's many fans, all without an official confirmation from the developer. Then, details regarding a developer who had claimed to work on the cinematic trailer for Fallout 4 hit the web, generating further hype. This claim was bolstered by the fact that developer Bethesda has scheduled its own press conference for the show. First, there was the rumor that a Fallout 4 demo might be shown at E3. Fallout 4 rumors have been slowly picking up steam over the last couple of weeks.
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