This is the 2018 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 ring was crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills. The top side is covered with 74 diamonds which signifies the Warriors win total for the regular season and playoffs. The diamonds surround an image of the Golden Gate Bridge, which is left-centered on the front in blue sapphire and gold borders.
There are two Larry O’Brien Trophies on each side of the top, which were designed for the back-to-back titles in 2017 and 2018. The 2017 trophy is 17 karat gold and has a .17cts white diamond, and the 2018 trophy is 18 karat gold and has a .18cts white diamond. “2017” and “2018” are individually engraved on the top and bottom outsides of the top ring respectively.
One shank of this ring, which is the team side, has the “Town Jersey” logo, “Back 2 Back” and regular season record (58-24). This team side of the ring includes 56 stones that represent the number of years the Warriors had been in the Bay Area at that time.
The opposite shank is adorned with “WOODWORTH”, the Bay Bridge, the “Just Us” slogan and the NBA logo. This “player’s side” shank is filled with 58 stones that represent the team’s regular season wins. This ring is a size 10 and weighs approximately forty-four grams (44 g.). The inside of the band is marked with the serial number “SCW 0016” and “10K.”
Also included with the ring is a beautiful 6" x 6" x 4 ½" black with a red stripe presentation box with a plate reading “2018 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. (Note that the lights and spinner are not currently working)