OG Goon Face Story

OG Goon Face, also known as Eddie Derche, is a name that strikes fear into the hearts of many in the streets of Chicago. He was known as a thug who was involved in gang activity and had a reputation for being tough and ruthless. However, Eddie Derche's story took an unexpected turn when he became a high-end hip hop jeweler and started an online store named The Diamond Traphouse.

The Diamond Traphouse is set to be the most popular jewelry online store especially among the hip hop community. Eddie Derche's unique designs and attention to detail earned him a reputation as one of the best jewelers in the city. His online store quickly became a hub for hip hop artists and celebrities, who would stop by to browse his latest creations and chat with the man behind the counter.

But how did a thug from the streets of Chicago become a high-end jeweler? It all started when Eddie’s mom sent him off to live with his cousin in Texas just like they did Will Smith in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air at 16 years old. Eddie found his passion for jewelry working with his cousin in a jewelry workshop and selling his first costume jewelry piece which was a money clip.

Eddie Derche started small, making jewelry for friends and family. As word of his talent spread, he began to get more and more requests for his creations. He eventually decided to take a risk and become a full time jeweler.

The online store's name is a nod to Eddie Derche's past life as a thug, but it's also a testament to his ability to rise above his circumstances and create something beautiful out of something that was once considered dangerous.

Today, The Diamond Traphouse is a symbol of Eddie Derche's transformation. It's a place where people from all walks of life can come together and appreciate the beauty of hip hop culture and high-end jewelry. Eddie Derche has proven that it's never too late to turn your life around and pursue your dreams, no matter how unlikely they may seem. His story is an inspiration to anyone who has ever felt trapped by their circumstances or believed that they were destined for a life of crime and hardship. With hard work, dedication, and a little bit of luck, anything is possible.