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Former University of Florida star wide receiver Andre Caldwell was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals in the third round of the 2008 NFL Draft. After four solid seasons as a part-time starter, he was picked up by the Denver Broncos where he played for four more years. In 2013 Caldwell started two games and had three TD catches from Peyton Manning, helping the Broncos win the AFC title and get to the Super Bowl. Featured here is his 2013 Broncos AFC Champions player ring.
The size 11.5, 10-karat gold ring features a raised Broncos team logo situated on top of a large blue stone with 20 small diamonds outlined in the shape of a football in the center. The outer rim of the ring includes six larger diamonds positioned between raised lettering that reads: “DENVER BRONCOS AFC CHAMPIONS.” One shank includes “2013” above a red enameled AFC logo with the word “CHAMPIONS" and the iconic NFL logo. The other shank reads “CALDWELL” and “12 ” (his uniform number) splitting a design of Denver’s Mile High Stadium. The interior band is engraved “©JOSTENS 10K.” The beautifully designed ring comes in great condition showing light to moderate wear. Included is its original black presentation box that reads “DENVER BRONCOS 2013 AFC CHAMPIONS” on its glass cover and illuminates magnificently when the box is opened. Weight: 58 grams.