1993 Tampa Bay Storm ArenaBowl VII Championship Ring — Staff Issued
A genuine staff-issued championship ring from the 1993 Tampa Bay Storm, crafted in 10K white gold and set with cubic zirconia stones. This ring commemorates the Storm's ArenaBowl VII title, a 51–31 victory over the Detroit Drive that capped a dominant 9–3 regular season and a perfect 3–0 postseason run under head coach Lary Kuharich.
Why Arena Football Championship Rings Are So Scarce
Unlike the NFL, NBA, or MLB, the Arena Football League operated on comparatively tight team budgets throughout its existence, and championship rings were produced in far smaller quantities — often limited to players, coaches, and a handful of front-office staff. Many AFL franchises, including the Tampa Bay Storm, folded or ceased operations over the years, and the league itself shut down for good in 2019. Between the small original production runs and decades of attrition, surviving AFL championship rings like this one are genuinely hard to find, especially from the league's earlier ArenaBowl years.
The 1993 championship was the second of what would become five ArenaBowl titles for the Storm franchise, cementing Tampa Bay as the Arena Football League's most successful team of the era. Rings from this period are seldom seen on the open market, making this a unique find for any arena football or championship ring collection.
| Team | Tampa Bay Storm |
| Championship | ArenaBowl VII, 1993 |
| Result | Defeated the Detroit Drive, 51–31 |
| Ring Type | Staff-issued |
| Material | 10K white gold with cubic zirconia (CZ) stones |
1993 TAMPA BAY STORM ARENABOWL VII RING — Quick Facts
- Commemorates the Tampa Bay Storm's ArenaBowl VII championship, a 51–31 win over the Detroit Drive.
- One of five ArenaBowl titles won by the Storm franchise (1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 2003).
- Staff-issued ring, 10K white gold with CZ stones — genuinely scarce given the AFL's small ring production runs and the league's 2019 shutdown.