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Originally Posted by Teamgluck
The trend changed in baseball I believe after 1995 where the Braves were the last to just stick a big diamond in the middle of the ring. Now it's a intricate design filled with multiple diamonds, Jewels, and designs. I believe the 2004 Red Sox were the 1st to really decrease the size of the ring by a large margin and focus more on the design.
I could be wrong but I like the direction of focusing on a "pretty" ring rather than just a large ring.
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I think the Dallas Cowboys, and the following season the Steelers really blinged up their respective superbowl rings in 1978 and 1979.
During this time we saw a shift in the design of championship rings.
In baseball, oddly enough, the Yankees 1976 American Leage Championiship ring got things going in the world of championsip rings for baseball, when they designed the ring using small Diamonds in their logo (see below)
The following season when they won the World Series, their ring had the same design but was larger.
Baseball teams after that, would either do multiple diamonds or a single diamond depending on their budget. Most did choose a single diamond until the 1990s when rings grew even larger.
My last point, is that Red Sox 2004 and 2007 rings are huge!
The Red Sox had multiple sizes of the rings made but kept the scale the same, so it's hard to look at a picture of the 2004 and 2007 ring and now which version it is. Players rings were gigantic.
The Red Sox rings mentioned above dwarf the Yankee rings from the late 90's and all the way up to the Yankees 2009 ring.
12-18-2014, 05:11 PM
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