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**ALL ROUND PICTURES FROM SOLARPIX.COM**.**NO UK NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION **UK MAGAZINE PUBLICATION ONLY** AND NO PUBLICATION IN FRANCE, SCANDINAVIA, AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY** .George 'eyes up' £50m diamond skull, .Pop star George Michael is considering a £50 million offer for Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted skull. .The singer and his partner Kenny Goss were given a private viewing of Hirst's work last week. .Covered in 8,601 diamonds, the work - entitled For the Love Of God - is the world's most expensive piece of contemporary art. The artist bought the skull from a shop in north London and it is believed to date from the 18th century. The diamonds are worth £12 million and weigh 1,106.18 carats.JOB REF:4061- SFE DATE:12_06_07 .**MUST CREDIT SOLARPIX.COM OR DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED* *UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THIS IMAGE TO BE REPRODUCED FOR ANY ONLINE EDITION WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION*
**ALL ROUND PICTURES FROM SOLARPIX.COM**.**NO UK NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION **UK MAGAZINE PUBLICATION ONLY** AND NO PUBLICATION IN FRANCE, SCANDINAVIA, AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY** .George 'eyes up' £50m diamond skull, .Pop star George Michael is considering a £50 million offer for Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted skull. .The singer and his partner Kenny Goss were given a private viewing of Hirst's work last week. .Covered in 8,601 diamonds, the work - entitled For the Love Of God - is the world's most expensive piece of contemporary art. The artist bought the skull from a shop in north London and it is believed to date from the 18th century. The diamonds are worth £12 million and weigh 1,106.18 carats.JOB REF:4061- SFE DATE:12_06_07 .**MUST CREDIT SOLARPIX.COM OR DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED* *UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THIS IMAGE TO BE REPRODUCED FOR ANY ONLINE EDITION WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION*