THE 2019 ST. LOUIS BLUES CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING TEAM
In 2019 St. Louis Blues have finally snapped their 51 year Stanley Cup drought! As a result, by knocking off the Boston Bruins, 4-3, in a thrilling 7 game series.
Significantly, the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals featuring the St. Louis Blues. The streak of Stanley Cup Finals including teams playing for their first Stanley Cup extends to 4 in a row:
- San Jose Sharks
- Nashville Predators
- Vegas Golden Knights
- St. Louis Blues
The Blues had an absolutely fantastic season, capped off with a Championship that was arguably the most deserved Championship Ring ever.
On January 2nd, 2019 the media noted the Blues were 15-18-4, the worst team in the entire NHL.
The team moved on from head coach Mike Yeo. As a result, replacing him with Craig Berube who led the team to their first-ever Stanley Cup championship Ring.
THE NHL SEASON IS LIKE NONE OTHER
82 games in the regular season followed by 4 rounds of grueling playoff hockey for all NHL teams.
In particular, all with one goal in mind: Winning the NHL Playoffs and the Championship Ring that comes with it.
There is no better way to recognize such hard work and sacrifice over the course of a season.
Additionally, the 2019 St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup Championship Ring speaks for itself. The @StLouisBlues received their Championship Ring in a privet ceremony at the Missouri History Museum.
Congrats to the St. Louis Blues on the great season and the great custom NHL Hockey Championship Ring that comes with it!
2019 St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup Championship Ring
The 2019 St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup Championship Ring featured in this curated content is designed and crafted by Jostens. Let’s review the details of the Story of the Ring.
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custom-cut blue sapphires
white and yellow gold
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The St. Louis Blues noted that the ring was presented to the players, coaches, and executives by local police and fire department personnel during a private ceremony. St. Louis Blues Championship Ring is crafted in 14-karat white and yellow gold and celebrates their journey and honors the team, their fans, and their city.
Top
The ring top features 16 genuine custom-cut blue sapphires, intricately arranged to form the Blue Note logo, signifying the number of postseason victories on their path to the Cup.
Highlighted in yellow gold are the words “STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS,” accented with custom blue antiquing. Princess-cut sapphires, channel-set in yellow gold, adorn the top and bottom edges: ten on top and ten on the bottom, totalling 20. Beneath the logo, the Stanley Cup is depicted with 45 pavé-set diamonds, surrounded by 30 more diamonds.
Together, these 75 diamonds represent the 75 goals scored by the Blues during the 2019 postseason. Completing the top’s stunning display are an additional 115 diamonds, intricately set to create a cascading waterfall effect.
Left
The left side of the ring pays tribute to the strong connection between players and fans, featuring both celebrating with the Cup. Each player’s name is highlighted, along with their jersey number set in diamonds.
A pair of Blues logos crafted from custom-colored enamel provide a contrasting splash of color on the white and yellow gold backdrop. The Championship year, 2019, is also prominently displayed.
Right
The right side honors the bond between the Blues, their fans, and the city of St. Louis. The Blues wordmark logo, crafted in contrasting yellow gold, appears at the top.
Intricately detailed music notes from the song “When the Blues Go Marching In” flow through the iconic St. Louis Arch, formed by 16 diamonds, representing the number of playoff victories. A mix of 76 diamonds and 15 sapphires symbolize the massive crowd that celebrated the historic victory.
Engraved
Inside the ring, the results of each playoff series and the opponent’s logos are engraved, along with the Blues logo. Beneath the logo, each player’s personal signature is engraved. Alongside the name “LAILA,” is palm side engraved, a season-long source of inspiration. The palm crest reads “PLAY GLORIA,” nodding to the team’s legendary rally cry.
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