To commemorate the 7 titles of the team, the commemorative rings have 7 carats each of yellow cushion-cut diamonds in the bezel.
SAN FRANCISCO – The Golden State Warriors were presented with their 2021-22 NBA championship rings Tuesday at Champions Ring Night presented by Chase Freedom. Adam Silver, the NBA commissioner, and Joe Lacob, the Warriors executive chairmen, presented last season’s players with diamond-clad rings made by Jason of Beverly Hills.
These rings are made of approximately 16 carats yellow and white diamonds. They are set in yellow gold to commemorate the 16 team wins during the 2022 NBA playoffs. This is the first championship ring that has been mainly composed of yellow diamonds. The bezel features seven carats of yellow cushion-cut diamonds. 43 baguettes on the bridge are Stephen Curry’s 43-point performance during Game 4 of the NBA Finals.
The trophies won by individual players are kept in a secret compartment at the top of this ring. It is only accessible via a lever that was designed within the architectural features surrounding Chase Center, the Warriors’ home arena. The ring also features seven championship trophies that represent the seven NBA championships of the franchise, as well as the team’s mantra “Just Us”, which can be found on its sides.
The Warriors Community Foundation and Chase are launching a Championship Ring Sweepstakes next month. This will give Warriors fans the chance to win a 2021-22 NBA championship rings. All proceeds from the sweepstakes go to the Warriors Community Foundation. This foundation has made over $30 million of impact since 2012 and supports educational equity in the Bay Area. To enter and win, you don’t need to make a purchase or donate anything. Chase will match donations of up to $50,000 to the Warriors Community Foundation through this sweepstakes.
Shop.warriors.com offers 2021-22 NBA Championship jewelry. These include rings, pendants, and cufflinks featuring elements from Jason of Beverly Hills’ custom rings.
After a 103-90 win over the Boston Celtics, the Warriors claimed their seventh NBA title. The game was played at TD Garden’s TD Garden on June 16, 2022. This was the first title for the team since they moved to Chase Center before the 2019-20 NBA season.
