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5 Pcs San Antonio Spurs Championship Rings Tim Duncan Rings

The San Antonio Spurs Rings, Tim Duncan rings, were won in year 1999, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2014. Tim Duncan was named three times Finals MVP. Theses was the greatest period of the franchise under Gregg Popovich.

1999 San Antonio Spurs Rings

This 1999 San Antonio Spurs ring was the first NBA championship ring won by the San Antonio Spurs after defeating the New York Knicks led by Patrick Ewing.

Tim Duncan was named the Most Valuable Player. Also, the first franchise victory under the head coach Gregg Popovich.

This 1993 San Antonio Spurs Ring features a 10K gold ring with an approximately 2 carats of natural diamonds.

Front of the 1999 San Antonio Spurs Rings

On the front side of the ring, it features a San Antonio Spurs logo made of natural diamonds. Together with a series of princess cut diamonds encircling on the brim of the ring.

Team side of the 1999 San Antonio Spurs Rings NBA Championship Ring

It features a single Larry O’Brien trophy symbolizing the first NBA Championship victory of the franchise. Together, with the team motto ‘pound the rock’ on the side of the trophy.

Player side of the 1999 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

Tim Duncan’s name was featured on this side of the ring, together with NBA logo in the center.

Championship season 88 – 89 on both side of the NBA logo.

2003 San Antonio Spurs Rings

This 2003 San Antonio Spurs ring was the second NBA championship ring won by the San Antonio Spurs after defeating the New Jersey Nets led by Jason Kidd.

Tim Duncan was named the Most Valuable Player.

This 2003 San Antonio Spurs Ring features a 10K gold ring with an approximately 3 carats of natural diamonds.

Front of the NBA Championship Ring

On the front side of the ring, it features a Spurs Logo mould with diamond. With a Pave setting of diamonds on the background. Together with 14 princess cut diamonds on the side of the shank.

Team side of the 2003 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

It features the championship year, 2003. along with two Larry O’Brien trophy at the bottom of the shank representing the second NBA Championship victory of the franchise.

Player side of the 2003 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

Tim Duncan’s name was featured on this side of the ring, together with NBA logo in the center.

Also, the franchise record of 60-22 was featured on both side of the NBA logo indicating one of another successful seasons by the franchise.

2005 San Antonio Spurs Championship Rings

This 2005 San Antonio Spurs Ring was the 3rd NBA Championship Ring won by the franchise after defeating the Detroit Pistons led by Chauncey Billups.

Tim Duncan was named the Most Valuable Player of the NBA Finals.

Above all, this NBA Championship Ring is made of 14K Gold with an estimate about 5 carats of natural diamond in total.

Front of the NBA Championship Ring

This side of the ring features the San Antoinio Spurs name on a Larry O’Brien Trophy with a single round brilliant diamond on the trophy.

Furthermore, encircling with multiple emerald cut diamonds. With numerous Pave diamonds set on the background, it creates a glimmering sparkle on the face of the ring.

Team side of the 2005 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

Team side of the ring features the words ‘NBA Champions’ with the franchise motto visualized in a hammer breaking a natural diamond-encrusted rock and the year of the championship on the bottom of the shank.

Player side of the 2005 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

This side of the ring features the player’s name, Tim Duncan, with NBA logo in the center of the shank. NBA Finals record 4-3 was embarked on both side of the NBA logo.

Lastly, the regular season record at the bottom of the shank.

2007 San Antonio Spurs Championship Rings

This 2007 San Antonio Spurs Ring was the 4th NBA Championship Ring won by the franchise after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers led by LeBron James 4-0 in the NBA Finals.

Tony Parker was named the Most Valuable Player of the NBA Finals.

Above all, this ring was made with 14K Gold with a total diamond weight about five carats.

Front of the NBA Championship Ring

On the front of this 2007 San Antonio Spurs ring, it features the team logo awash in natural diamonds, encircling with princess cut diamond around the franchise logo.

In addition, framed by the words ‘NBA Champions’ on the face of the ring.

Team side of the 2007 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

On the team side of the ring, its designed inspired by the team motto, ‘Pound the Rock’. Visualised by a hammer and a piece of rock with four round diamonds symbolizing the franchise overall NBA Finals victories.

Player side of the 2007 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

Player side of the ring features the player’s name. Tim Duncan, in this case, along with the NBA logo.

Also, 16-4 postseason record in 2007 was demonstrated on this side of the shank.

2014 San Antonio Spurs Championship Rings

This 2014 San Antonio Spurs ring was the fifth NBA championship ring won by the San Antonio Spurs after defeating the Miami Heat led by LeBron James.

Kawhi Leanard was named the Most Valuable Player. The fifth and the last NBA Championship Ring won by the franchise.

Furthermore, this 1993 San Antonio Spurs Ring features a 10K gold ring with an approximately 4 carats of natural diamonds.

Front of the 2014 NBA Championship Ring

On the front of the ring, it features the San Antonio Spurs Logo on top of a Larry O’Brien Trophy made of natual diamonds. With plenty of Pave diamonds set of the background, creating an extreme brilliance from all all direction.

Team side of the 2014 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

‘Pound the Rock’ was visualized on this side of the ring.

Furthermore, with 5 diamonds branching out from the hammer, symbolizing all five of the San Antonio Spurs franchise championship.

Player side of the 2014 San Antonio Spurs Ring NBA Championship Ring

Tim Duncan’s name was featured on this side of the ring, together with NBA logo in the center.