This is the 2017 Golden State Warriors championship ring presented to Christian Woodworth, who at the time was on staff with their G-League affiliate in Santa Cruz.
The Golden State Warriors had one of the greatest seasons in NBA history during the 2016-17 campaign. They finished the regular season with a record of 67-15, then had a nearly flawless postseason, going a combined 16-1 while not losing a game until Game Four of the NBA Finals. In the NBA Finals, Golden State defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers, four games to one. When you have Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green playing at their best, and Steve Kerr coaching, greatness happens.
Presented here is a stunning 10K gold 2016-17 Golden State Warriors NBA championship ring which features images of the Golden Gate Bridge and the NBA championship trophy on the face, amid an array of diamonds. Additional diamonds surround the outer perimeter while colored stones appear around the ring at the shank tops. Players’ jersey numbers – as well as the year 2017 – also are displayed.
One side of the ring shows a banner bearing the name “WOODWORTH” which is above the Roman numerals listing of “XVI-I” signifying Golden State’s postseason record. The letter “W” appears at the bottom, above an NBA logo. The opposite side reads “WARRIORS WORLD CHAMPS” and depicts championship trophies, each marked with franchise title years. Also appearing around the ring is “4-0”, “4-0”, “4-0” and “4-1”, representing each of the Warriors playoff series results.
The inside of the band is marked with the serial number “JBH-0340” (manufacturer Jason of Beverly Hills) and “10K”. This ring is a size 10 and weighs approximately 40.0 grams.
Included with the ring is a beautiful presentation box with a plate reading “2017 NBA WORLD CHAMPIONS GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS CHRISTIAN WOODWORTH”. The inside of the box is marked “JASON OF BEVERLY HILLS” and features lights and a spinning ring holder.
This ring comes with a COA from Jason of Beverly Hills, the designer.