Owner of Blackbox Jeweller gifting six-carat ring to buyer of Canning Vale home

A glittering incentive has dropped into the already-overheated property market, with a jeweller offering a $30,000 diamond ring free to the successful buyer of her Canning Vale Home. The owner of Blackbox Jeweller, Nashwa Ahmed, has offered the sensation gift to whoever buys her five bedroom home at The Bridgeway in Canning Vale. The six-carat diamond ring comes from her jewellery chain, which has four shops in WA and one in Victoria. The jewellery chain has a particularly strong appeal among sports stars, including rugby and AFL players. Last month, UFC fighter Israel Adesanya bought a ring during a private shopping session at the Carousel store. Ms Ahmed said she thought the giveaway would be a “cool thing to do”. “The property is close to one of my good-performing stores, so I saw it as a way of giving back,” she said. “It’s a way to spread the good fortune. “I’m not from Perth originally, but Perth has been very good to me. “You could say I’ve been adopted into Perth, and I’m very grateful for that.” Property agent Christy Sajan from Stratton Real Estate, who is seeking offers by September 24, said it was particularly generous considering incentives are not required in the current seller’s market. Similar homes in the area are fetching prices in the early $1 millions. “To my knowledge, this type of offer has never been done before, adding an extraordinary element to the current already heated real estate market,” he said. The incredible offer matches the grand property, with the renovated home including three living spaces, a study, five bedrooms and two bathrooms across 317sqm of internal space. A separate theatre room has built-in surround sound, subwoofers, and cinema-style layered seating, while black acoustic slats on walls throughout the house help keep noise levels in check. The chef’s kitchen has premium German appliances and the property includes a double-car garage. The backyard has an outdoor kitchen with a BBQ and trough.