2015 Champions

Andy Fahey

Check out some scenes of the Warriors' visit to the White House.

Of the many fruits of winning a championship, one of the top ones has to be meeting the President of the United States. The Warriors got that honor today, which was a little extra special considering the Dubs will be the final NBA Championship team to be greeted at the White House by President Barack Obama, who in his final year of his second term of his presidency.

The commander in chief is a huge basketball fan, and like a lot of other viewers of the game, he has become an admirer of Stephen Curry through the years. In fact, this wasn’t be the first time the two met at the White House, as Curry was there last winter for the President’s Malaria Initiative. In addition, the two also played golf together in the summer after the Warriors won the 2015 NBA title.

Check out some scenes of the Warriors’ White House visit in the videos and social media posts below …

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Warriors at the White House

Designing a ring worthy of the finest season in Warriors history is one thing, but executing that vision? A tall task indeed, but the Warriors brought that challenge to the luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, and as was unveiled on Opening Night on Tuesday, the result was flawless. Not only did the ring far exceed on the jaw-dropping “wow” factor upon first glance, it also captured a story.

Keep reading to find out how some of the ring’s intricacies are intertwined with the 2014-15 Warriors Championship season and other aspects of the franchise history.

Check out the video and photos below for a look at the making of the rings.

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Championship Ring Hidden Gems

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Warriors Championship Rings

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The Story of the Warriors 2015 Championship Rings

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