Making the 2010 Lakers Championship Ring by Jason of Beverly Hills

A Championship Ring with a Piece of History

The Los Angeles Lakers celebrate their 16th championship win in true Hollywood fashion by contracting, for the second year in a row, celebrity jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills to create what will go down as the world's most historic championship ring. Jason of Beverly Hills, known for his extravagant diamond creations for some of the world's biggest celebrities and royalty, has completely revolutionized the industry with his out-of-the-box approach to design.

For the first time in championship ring history, Jason of Beverly Hills has decided to commemorate the Lakers historic win by adorning each and every ring with a piece of the actual ball used in game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals. This daring ring design also features 2 trophies that signify the back to back victories made from a custom batch of 16kt gold and 16 oversized round brilliant white diamonds to indicate the 16 historic Lakers' championships. Employing the world's most advanced 3-D technology, each player is immortalized with a 3 dimensional sculpture of their face on their respective rings.

Representing the new generation of fine jewelry making, Jason of Beverly Hills upheld their standard of expert craftsmanship, superior diamond quality and cutting edge design. "We wanted to create history with this year's ring and I think we've done that!" says Jason Arasheben, CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills. "More than any other year, this year's ring allows the owner to relive and own a piece of Lakers' history with the leather from the Game 7 ball."

At this year's unveiling ceremony, each ring was hand delivered in custom boxes, complete with a rotating platform to display the rings under LED lights.

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• Jason of Beverly Hills
• Jason Arasheben
• Los Angeles Lakers
• Phil Jackson
• Kobe Bryant
• Derek Fisher
• Pau Gasol
• Ron Artest
• Shannon Brown
• jewelry
• championship rings
• game 7 ball
• laker gold

[Billups97]

Gorgeous rings !!! Unfortunately I think my girlfriend wants a different one... lol..

But I want one of these....

[ThrowItUpEnt]

ThisIs50.com sent me here

[eugene680]

The beauty of these championship rings, medals, trophies etc. is it will only and always belong to the person who won it. It can be stolen, lost or given away but the new recipient can never truthfully say it belongs to them.

[autograph415]

@ryn7yen2 im done arguing. especially with someone that says OMG

[ryn7yen2]

@autograph415 OMG..you're an idiot.. there's no point of arguing with you

[autograph415]

@ryn7yen2 he actually didnt sell it he gave it to a place for kids that live in a bad place. and then donated 10 mill to that place and 3 mill to a charity. so fuck you dick

[ryn7yen2]

@autograph415 dude...like i said...he's an idiot....there are many other ways to raise money...he did it for media attention...dumbass

[autograph415]

@ryn7yen2 you do relize he did that.

he sold the ring. used the money and gave it to them then gave up 2mill to help them.dumbass

[ryn7yen2]

@autograph415 your momma is a piece of shit which make you worse than piece of shit....I think there are many ways to help homeless kids, and i think he's rich enough to donate his own money if he really wants to help....a championship ring is priceless to a player, and it's a personal accomplishment that a player fight for all their career...but i guess you are too stupid to understand that...Ron did for media attention not...and again you are too stupid to realize that...so you sir are shit..

[autograph415]

@ryn7yen2 you think hes stupid for that? hes stupid but he helped homeless kids by selling his ring and gave all the money up. you sir are a peice of shit.

[deedle6785]

Ugly rings.



[ryn7yen2]

Ha...stupid Ron Artest donated his ring....now i don't think he'll get another one....there are many ways to help raised money for charity, and there are something just priceless to oneself...