Boston Red Sox World Series ring

Date2013

Description10K white gold Boston Red Sox 2013 World Series championship ring presented to Commissioner Bud Selig with "Boston Red Sox-World Champions" encircled with 126 round cubic zirconia. Face has 16 synthetic baguette-cut sapphires surrounding a Commissioner's trophy, which is set on a man-made blue spinel tablet stone and a Red Sox logo set with nine synthetic rubies. One arm features a round "Boston Strong" logo, with 2013 at the bottom. Other arm features "Commissioner / Selig" with three World Series trophies with the years. Inside the ring features an arbor with an image of a bearded face and an engraving that reads "Bearded Brothers 10-20-13; Jostens and 10K."

Bio/Historical NoteThe Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals four games to two to win the 2013 World Series. Bud Selig served as Major League Baseball's ninth commissioner from 1992 to 2015.

Object numberB-2014-0064

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Jostens, Inc.

Subject Selig, Bud, 1934-

Subject Boston Red Sox (Baseball team)

Attributes

Classificationspersonal artifacts

Dimensions1.25 in. diameter

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