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The 2010-11 season was the 31st in Dallas Mavericks franchise history, and proved to be the most succesful season ever for the franchise to date. In the playoffs, the Mavs took care of the Portland Trail Blazers in six games, then swept the Los Angeles Lakers in the second round. In the team's first Western Conference Finals since 2006, they took care of the Oklahoma City Thunder in six games to set up the matchup against the Miami Heat and their Big 3. Dirk Nowitzki and company finished off LeBron, Wade and Bosh in six games for the team's first NBA title.
Presented here is DeShawn Stevenson's ring from that historic championship run. Owner Mark Cuban paid a total of $1.4 million for the Mavericks' rings, which are absolutely loaded with diamonds. The 10K gold ring includes over 130 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 2.75 carats. Thirty-one diamonds surround the Mavericks logo on top of the ring to commemorate the 31 seasons of existence, with the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS" above and beneath the logo. The right shank of the ring has a Larry O'Brien trophy made of diamonds under the words "DALLAS MAVERICKS." The team motto "THE TIME IS NOW" and "2011" surround the trophy. On the left shank is DeShawn's last name "STEVENSON" above the Mavs' alternate logo, the NBA logo, and his number "92." Inside, the ring is engraved with the results of each playoff series en route to the title. The rings weighs 90 grams and is size 13. Includes original presentational case.