The Golden State Warriors received their championship rings on Tuesday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder, even with Patrick McCaw not in attendance.
The 2017-18 NBA champions have grabbed three titles in four years, and as such you’d expect them to get inventive with their hardware at this point.
Enter this season’s championship ring.
The Warriors revealed the ring’s design on social media on Tuesday, and it has one very specific feature. Specifically, the center area of the ring is completely reversible.
Check it out:
First reversible championship ring ever! Jason of Beverly Hills coming through with some innovative work in the championship hardware department. 🏆💍 #DubNation pic.twitter.com/wlxCXZQuQw
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 17, 2018
2018 Warriors championship rings
— Ben Golliver (@BenGolliver) October 17, 2018
-- 74 sapphires & 74 diamonds (1 per win in RS & playoffs)
-- 2 trophies: 2017 in 17k gold w/ .17 carat white diamond; 2018 in 18k gold w/ .18 carat white diamond
- Other details: Twist-off top, "Strength in Numbers," Bay Bridge & "The Town" logo pic.twitter.com/SSdoYTydJh
Championship rings are objectively ugly, gaudy things. But if someone offered you one, you certainly wouldn’t turn it down. Everyone wants to have a championship under their belt, and having a ridiculous ring with 74 diamonds in it and a twist-off top is just wild.
