SAN FRANCISCO – The Golden State Warriors received their 2021-22 NBA championship rings during a special pregame ceremony Tuesday during Champions Ring Night, presented by Chase Freedom. NBA ...

SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors’ new championship rings are stunning, but their lopsided win Tuesday night wasn’t particularly pretty. Most of the ugliness stemmed from the Los Angeles Lakers ...

The ring, which consists of 16 karats of yellow and white diamonds (16 wins in the playoffs = NBA championship), features the Warriors' logo on top. It also features the player's number.

The Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green (23) makes faces as he shows off his NBA Championship rings after the championship ring ceremony before their season opener against the Oklahoma City ...

The Warriors have multiple tiers of rings: Those given to the players, the coaching staff, team administration, sales office, etc., all differing in diamond count and weight and design.

First, the requisite Ring Math™. As the Warriors laid out , their new ring features 16 carats of yellow and white diamonds set into yellow gold, representing their 16 wins in last season's playoffs.

The Warriors aren’t the only ones receiving championships rings on Tuesday night. Juan Toscano-Anderson, who played for Golden State from 2019 through 2022, will also be given his ring.

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Golden State Warriors unveiled their 2021-22 NBA championship banner and rings Tuesday night ahead of their season-opening 123-109 win against the Los Angeles Lakers. "It ...

Warriors owners Joe Lacob, center, and Peter Guber, right, present a championship ring to Kevin Durant (35) before the Golden State Warriors played the Houston Rockets at Oracle Arena in Oakland ...

Members of the 2017-18 Golden State Warriors are now the proud o We've seen championship rings with more bling than a queen's crown, in absurd sizes and with subtle symbolism that sends social ...

When you've won three NBA championships in the past four years, you need to start thinking outside the box for your bling. The Warriors, faced with that problem, have a rather interesting feature ...