2005 Robert Horry San Antonio Spurs World Championship Ring

Robert Horry’s 2005 NBA Championship Ring: A Testament to Greatness

A Legendary NBA Finals Performance

The 2005 NBA Finals showcased an epic clash between the San Antonio Spurs and the reigning champions, the Detroit Pistons. The Spurs, led by their formidable trio of Tim Duncan, Manu Ginóbili, and Tony Parker, were bolstered by the invaluable experience of Robert Horry. Known as “Big Shot Rob,” Horry’s playoff prowess was on full display in Game 5, where he delivered a masterclass in clutch performance.

Horry’s contribution of 21 points off the bench was pivotal, with his first points coming from a crucial three-pointer at the end of the third quarter. His heroics continued as he added 18 more points in the fourth quarter and overtime, with 15 of those points either tying the game or giving the Spurs the lead. His defining moment came with a “dagger” three-pointer with just 5.9 seconds remaining in overtime, securing a 3-2 series lead for the Spurs.

The Championship Ring: A Symbol of Triumph

This magnificent size 12, 14k white gold player’s ring, weighing 65 grams and adorned with 2.55 carats of diamonds, is a testament to Horry’s sixth NBA championship. The top panel features a diamond-encrusted Spurs logo atop a gold Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy, highlighted by a .20-carat round-cut diamond. Surrounding this is an oval ring of baguette-cut diamonds, while approximately 1.25 carats of small round-cut diamonds embellish the face and sides of this stunning ring.

• Player’s Name: “HORRY” is prominently displayed above the official NBA logo, alongside the Spurs and Pistons logos, and the series result “4-3”.
• Player’s Number: The number “5” is engraved below, along with the team’s record “59-23”.
• Championship Legacy: The right panel reads “NBA CHAMPIONS” above a hammer cracking a diamond-covered rock, with the year “2005” and previous championship years “99 03”.
• Mint Condition: The ring is in mint condition, accompanied by its original wooden presentation box and an additional LOA.

A Piece of Basketball History

Robert Horry’s 2005 NBA Championship ring is not just a piece of jewelry; it is a symbol of his remarkable career and his unique place in NBA history. As only the second player to win championships with three different franchises, Horry’s legacy is cemented as one of the game’s greats. Many believe he is a future inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

This extraordinary ring is a highlight of our basketball memorabilia auctions, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a piece of NBA history. For those interested in exploring more iconic items, our sports memorabilia auctions feature a wide array of treasures from the world of sports. If you have your own piece of history, consider our consignment services to share it with the world.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.