Description

1995 Cleveland Indians American League Championship Ring

is a remarkable piece of baseball history, symbolizing the team’s outstanding achievement during that season. With a 100–44 record, the Indians clinched the American League pennant, marking a significant milestone in the franchise’s legacy.

• Front: The ring prominently displays the words “Cleveland Indians A.L. Champs” encircling a central design adorned with 13 real diamonds.
• Left Shank: Features the recipient’s name and the American League logo.
• Stylized image of Jacobs Field, the team’s home stadium.
• “100-44” — regular season record, reflecting their American League dominance.
• Design Style: High-relief engraving with great detail in the stadium rendering. Right Shank: Inscribed with “1995 WORLD SERIES JACOBS FIELD 100-44,” commemorating

American League logo (full crest with eagle and baseball bat) Recipient’s last name engraved prominently. May include a banner or pillar motif behind the text. Some versions feature additional wording like “Champions” or decorative flourishes.  Team’s historic season Logo: Classic Cleveland Indians script logo, enameled in red and blue.Diamonds: 13 genuine diamonds set in a circle around the logo, symbolizing excellence and the team’s standout season.