The Chicago Bulls won three straight NBA titles (from 1990-91 through the 1992-93 season) before Michael Jordan abruptly – and shockingly – retired from the game of basketball. Returning for a full season during the 1995-96 campaign, Jordan and the Bulls were on a mission to reclaim their stake as league champions. They succeeded in historic fashion. Under head coach Phil Jackson, Chicago finished the regular season with a record of 72-10, as Jordan led the league in scoring, averaging 30.4 points per game. Scottie Pippen averaged 19.4 PPG, while Dennis Rodman recorded a league-best 14.9 rebounds per contest. The Bulls stormed through the playoffs, going a combined 15-3, on their way to another NBA championship, defeating the Seattle SuperSonics in the NBA Finals.

Presented here is a Jostens 14K gold championship ring for the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls championship team presented to power forward Jason Caffey. Caffey was selected 20th overall in the 1995 NBA Draft and would win his first NBA title while coming off of the bench for the star-laden Bulls. This ring has four larger diamonds (each topping an image of an NBA championship trophy) set against a dark center stone. 72 smaller diamonds appear around the outer perimeter. One shank has “CAFFEY”, the Bulls logo in red and white, “96 96” and “35” in raised relief. The opposite shank has “WORLD CHAMPIONS” with the Chicago skyline and the NBA logo in red and blue, along with “72 WINS GREATEST TEAM EVER” in raised relief. The inside band has the Jostens “J” logo and “©14K”. This ring is an approximate size 13 ½ and weighs approximately 46.16 grams and comes with a LOA from Jason Caffey in which he states that this is his original ring presented to him by the Chicago Bulls organization.

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