LEWIS HAMILTON was spotted on Monday at a jewellery shop in Beverly Hills often visited by A-list celebs.
The 37-year-old Brit enjoyed some well-deserved time off before the F1 season enters its final stages.
Lewis Hamilton was spotted at a luxury Los Angeles jewellery store on Monday
Hamilton walked behind a shop employee
The Mercedes driver returns to the F1 grid this weekend
There are just four races left of the campaign in which Hamilton is yet to register a win, something he has done at least once for the past 15 seasons.
Texas is the next stop on the calendar this weekend.
But before heading to Austin, Hamilton headed to the fancy XIV Karats jewellery store in the luxury Beverly Hills.
He looked stylish in a white T-shirt and baggy blue jeans, paired with a cap by designer company Palm Angels, plus a pearl necklace.
A-list celebrities Kylie Jenner, Rihanna and Kim Kardashian have all bought jewellery from the same glitzy shop Hamilton visited on Monday.
Social media star Logan Paul has also visited in the past.
Hamilton was spotted at the shop hours before he headed to cheer on NFL side the Denver Broncos at SoFi Stadium in LA.
The F1 ace invested in the three-time Super Bowl champions back in August, but watched them lose 19-16 to the Los Angeles Chargers in overtime on Monday.
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He posted a snap from the ground to his Instagram story and wrote: “Watching my team for the first time. So excited to be he here. Let’s go @broncos.”
The Broncos were officially sold to a group of Walmart heirs for a record-breaking price of £4.1billion on August 9, with Hamilton coming in as a minority owner.
Hamilton was involved in controversy earlier this year over his decision to continue wearing jewellery despite an FIA clampdown.
Brit icon Hamilton vowed to keep racing with a nose stud back in May despite the prospect of being slapped with a huge fine.
Hamilton cheered on the Denver Broncos in LA on Monday night
Hamilton is yet to win an F1 race this season
There are just four races left of the campaign
