WASHINGTON D.C. - On Sunday afternoon, the Washington Nationals unveiled their 2019 Word Series championship ring on social media.
Ladies and gentlemen, your 2019 Washington Nationals World Series Championship Ring.@Jostens // #NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/TqPTnEIFsa
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) May 24, 2020
The ring contains:
- 30 custom-cut genuine rubies that represent 30 runs scored in four World Series game victories
- 32 custom-cut genuine sapphires, the total number when you combine 7 walk-off wins, 13 shutout wins, 8 wins that makeup their longest winning streak and 4 postseason rounds won
- 108 diamonds that represent 105 regular season and postseason wins, 1 World Series championship and the number as a nod to the duality of franchise history
- 12 rubies on each end to represent the total number of postseason wins
- The player's name
- The year 2019
- MMVI, representing 2006, which is the year the Lerner family purchased the franchise
- The player's number, set in diamonds
- Fight Finished, an evolution of the Nationals 2019 logo 'Stay in the Fight
- 5 starts that represent 5 postseason elimination games won
- 4 diamonds to represent 4 previous N.L. East division titles
- 1 ruby that signifies the World Series championship
- 'Go 1-0 Everyday', the 2019 mantra
- A shark symbol that represents Gerardo Parra's walkup song, "Baby Shark"
- A list of opponents defeated during the postseason, along with the series scores
- 10.30.19, the date Washington became World Series champs
- 14 karat white and yellow gold, 170 round diamonds, 55 genuine rubies, 32 genuine sapphires, 23.2 carats of gemstones
