With Shaquille O'Neal by his side, Dwyane Wade and company beat up the Dallas Mavericks 4 games to 2 in the NBA Finals to take the 2006 NBA Championship. The Heat designed this unbelievable NBA Championship ring, which is what's becoming a “new breed” of ring issued by NBA teams. This "Monster" rivals any Super Bowl ring out there, weighing a massive 61.6-Grams (2.2-Ounces) of solid 10K white gold, with a whopping 91-sparkling diamonds set on top. It was issued to Oscar Hernandez, and comes in the original Miami Heat wood presentation box. It also comes with an additional Jostens velour box, and the outer cardboard slip cover with all of the Jostens specs, and Hernandez's information. Stamped inside the ring are all of the proper markings ("c" in a circle for copyright, "JOSTENS," and "10K" for the gold content). You can't believe that there would be a larger ring out there, but this is the "B" Version, given to the coaches & executives. This spectacular NBA championship ring looks like it was perhaps only worn once or twice, as it's in pristine NRMT-MINT condition. This large ring is bigger than almost any other championship ring, and would make an incredible center piece of any collection.