2010 Los Angeles Lakers NBA World Championship Ring with High-Tech Presentation Case

The 2009-10 Los Angeles Lakers Championship Ring: A Testament to Greatness

A Dynasty Defined

The Los Angeles Lakers of the 2000s were the epitome of a basketball dynasty, capturing five NBA Championships in a remarkable ten-year span. At the heart of this success was the legendary Kobe Bryant, who led the 2009-10 Lakers to back-to-back Championships, earning his second consecutive Finals MVP award. The 2009-10 Lakers Championship ring is a stunning symbol of this era, identical to those received by the players, and available for purchase by team employees and VIP ticket holders.

Exquisite Craftsmanship

This size 8.5 ring, crafted from 16k gold and weighing 68 grams, is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. The top panel proudly displays the Lakers logo in gold, flanked by two Larry O’Brien Championship Trophies, commemorating the team’s consecutive victories. The logo is set atop a diamond-encrusted basketball, a testament to the team’s brilliance on the court. The ring was designed by the renowned “Jason of Beverly Hills” and features a custom batch of 16k gold along with 16 oversized round brilliant white diamonds, celebrating the Lakers’ 16th World Championship. The total diamond weight is approximately three carats.

Symbolic Details

• Left Panel: The year “2009” is inscribed below a Larry O’Brien Trophy, alongside the recipient’s name “GREULICH.” This panel is laser-etched with the team logo and the signatures of Phil Jackson and all 13 players from the 2009-10 Lakers. Adjacent is the phrase “SWEET SIXTEEN” in relief.
• Right Panel: The year “2010” is inscribed below another Larry O’Brien Trophy, with the playoff series records leading to the Lakers’ sixteenth title: “4 OKC 2 – 4 UTA 0 – 4 PHX 2 – 4 BOS 3.” Adjacent is the final score of the Finals Game 7, “LAKERS 83 – CELTICS 79,” along with the NBA logo, “CHAMPIONS,” and the team’s record “57-25” in relief.

A Piece of History

The inside of the ring is stamped “JBH-M257” and contains a piece of the actual basketball used in the decisive Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals. This magnificent ring is in MINT condition and comes with a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from the recipient, a family friend of the Buss Family, as well as an LOA from the designer, Jason of Beverly Hills. Additionally, the ring is accompanied by a gold-plated USB thumb drive featuring a video on the production of the rings, and a high-tech presentation case with LED lights and a motorized rotating display.

This extraordinary piece of basketball memorabilia is a must-have for any serious collector. It not only represents a pinnacle moment in the Lakers’ storied history but also serves as a tangible connection to the legacy of one of the NBA’s greatest dynasties. For those interested in acquiring or consigning NBA jerseys and other memorabilia, Grey Flannel Auctions offers unparalleled expertise and service. Explore our sports memorabilia auctions to discover more iconic pieces from the world of sports.

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