2019 Raptors Championship Ring Kehuai Leonard Toronto Kyle Lorry NBA Official Stock
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| Specification | |
| Team | Raptors |
| Year | 2019 Raptors |
| Size | US11 |
| Material | Real Handmade Rings with extremely high quality. Every Championship Ring spend 28 days through 14 working processes, we choose high strength and high quality alloy with 3 times electroplating. High quality crystal were selected and inlay on the top of every Championship Rings. |
| Weight | ~75g per ring |
| Shipping | DHL Express, normally takes 5-15 business days. Won't deliver to PO Box. Please leave your street address for delivery. |
It's a record-setting spoil of sports victory - a massive championship ring for the Toronto Raptors players, to mark their National Basketball Association title. And what says a crowning victory more than 640 diamonds?
Even superfan, Nav Bhatia, who has attended every single home game in 24 years, got one.
The biggest ring in NBA championship history depicts the Larry O'Brien trophy over the Canadian city's skyline - the iconic CN Tower included, and all accentuated with custom-cut baguette diamonds - along with the team jersey logo.
It has more diamonds than any other professional championship ring, the most diamond total carat weight, and the largest single diamond - all Canadian sourced to commemorate the historic Raptors' victory against the Golden State Warriors in June.
The Raptors received their rings in a ceremony earlier this week.
Peter Kanis, president of Baron Championship Rings, the jewellery maker behind the Raptors' new adornments, told the BBC the rings are "their trophy on their fingers" for the players.
"Every team wants to have a ring that stands out," he said.
The wearable memorabilia was designed with the help of point guard Kyle Lowry, franchise owners, and management.
Players were quick to show off their new accessory, including Raptors forward Serge Ibaka, who released his own version of the popular online "unboxing" videos to showcase his new sparkler.