Rangers Post Video, Photos of 2023 World Series Ring Celebrating Win vs. Diamondbacks

Ahead of their second game of the season, the Texas Rangers unveiled their 2023 World Series rings.

The team posted a video and images showcasing the ring from the franchise's first championship after defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks in the Fall Classic.

Among the many intricate details that went into crafting the ring are 359 stones and diamond points, a piece of a baseball that was used in the 2023 World Series and a removable top that reveals the team's 11-0 road record in the postseason.

The word "road" is spelled with the first two letters written to resemble the logos for the Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles, who the Rangers defeated in the first two rounds of the playoffs.

It turned out to be fortuitous that the other teams the Rangers beat were the Astros and Diamondbacks. The only bummer is the Astros and Diamondbacks don't also have logos that incorporate their nicknames. The Diamondbacks' old logo used to feature a snake curled around so it looked like a D, but the franchise did away with it in 2016.

Per Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News, Jason of Beverly Hills designed the rings. The company previously designed championship rings for the NFL, NBA and NHL, but this was its first World Series creation.

Jason Arasheben, CEO Jason of Beverly Hills, issued a statement about the ring's design included in Grant's story:

"There was a lot of pressure when designing this ring, not just because it was a first for the Rangers, but because it is also our very first World Series Ring. We're honored the Rangers partnered with us for this moment and I'm proud of my team for hitting it out of the park with the design and setting a new standard for what rings should be for a World Series champion."

The value of the ring was not specified. Most recently, Ronnie Marley of Fox 26 in Houston noted the Astros' 2022 World Series ring was valued at more than $15,000.

While fans won't be able to get a standard ring, the Rangers' 2024 promotional schedule does include five player-specific World Series replica ring giveaways. The first one is for Corey Seager on May 14, followed by Marcus Semien on June 4, Adolis García on July 23 and Nathan Eovaldi on Aug. 15.

The final giveaway will be on Sept. 22, and it will be a mystery ring from one of the four players mentioned.

Grant noted all ring giveaways will be limited to the first 15,000 fans.