During the 2006-07 season, the San Antonio Spurs – under head coach Gregg Popovich – were once again led by their smothering defense, ranking first in the NBA in fewest points allowed. This was not to say the team didn’t have scorers, as Tim Duncan (20.0 points per game), Tony Parker (18.6 PPG) and Manu Ginobili (16.5 PPG) provided plenty of offense. Duncan also averaged 10.6 rebounds and 2.4 blocks per contest. After a 58-24 finish to the regular season, the Spurs stormed through the playoffs – losing only four total games – topped with a sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.

Presented here is a 14K gold 2007 San Antonio Spurs NBA championship ring, featuring a team logo, complete with a diamond, set on a large black stone. Additional diamonds are lined vertically on either side of the bezel setting, with “NBA” appearing at the top in relief work and “CHAMPIONS” below. One side of the ring displays an image of a hammer splitting rock, under the year “2007”. An NBA logo centers the opposite side, between the listing of the Spurs postseason record of 16-4, while the name “FERENZ” appears above. Inside the band of this approximate size 11 ring is marked “14K” with the weight of this item being approximately 48.9 grams.

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