2004 St. Louis Cardinals National League Champions 10K Gold Ring with all real diamonds.

This absolutely stunning 2004 St. Louis Cardinals "National League Champions" ring is crafted in solid 10K yellow gold and set with genuine diamonds. It is an extremely rare piece, originally issued only to players, coaches, and select members of the Cardinals organization. This is the official "A" version ring - the same size and design as those given to players - and comes with the original wood presentation box.

This particular ring was presented to Enrique Brito, who served as the Latin American Supervisor for the St. Louis Cardinals from 2000 to 2008. Prior to his time with St. Louis, Brito held the same role with the Minnesota Twins from 1981 to 1999, and was also a professional player in 1979.

The 2004 season was historic for St. Louis. The Cardinals posted an incredible 105-57 record-their best modern-day record-and won the NL Central by a dominant 13 games over the Wild Card-winning Houston Astros. In the postseason, they defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS (3-1) and outlasted the Astros in a tight 7-game NLCS. The team advanced to its first World Series since 1987, facing the Boston Red Sox in the final Fall Classic played at Busch Memorial Stadium.

This eye-catching ring is size 11.5, weighs a solid 42.8 grams, and is stamped "Intergold 10K" on the inner band. One shank features the name "Brito" above Cardinals logos, while the opposite side showcases "2004," Busch Memorial Stadium, and the team's season record.

An iconic piece of Cardinals history, this ring is guaranteed 100% authentic and is a true collector's item for any serious St. Louis or MLB fan.

The ring is in very good used condition with some lights signs of wear.