Custom Baseball Championship Rings for Youth, State & National Champions

Customize Baseball Championship Rings For Your Team! Buy custom baseball championship rings for kids, youth, high school, national & state champions.

Baseball championship rings have been the oldest in the history of championship rings. Its roots come from the Major League Baseball in 1922, when the New York Giants members were given the first World Series ring after their triumph over the New York Yankees. Prior to that, players only received keepsakes, such as pins or pocket-watch fobs. Later on, from the 1930s, this became an annual tradition when players started receiving championship rings in 1932.

During the first years of baseball championship rings, the design was simple and contained only one diamond, until 1977, where the World Series ring for the New York Yankees had more than a dozen diamonds. This created the tradition of making larger, more elaborated and ornate championship rings that also had distinctive touches to create customized and unique rings from older versions.

Later on, in the 2003 World Series, the ring contained over 200 diamonds, and special versions were also very popular among the teams including engraved images, logos and combining diamonds in the top, bottom, or around the bezel representing the number of titles and championships during the years. One of the most expensive championship rings awarded were those commissioned by the Florida Marlins after the 2003 World Series featuring 229 diamonds.

Over the years, the history of baseball championship rings led them to be considered valuable sports memorabilia. Museums in the USA like the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and the New York Yankees Museum exhibit most of these World Series rings. This is a trend turned into an awards culture and an annual tradition in sports, which has also become an important part in the life of players, who wear them proudly to show their victories and proper recognition.