Statement: The Diamond NY Knicks was inspired by New York City itself. Orange sapphires, 42 pieces, 0.35 carats.Yellow diamonds, 58 pieces, 0.42 carats.Black diamonds, 110 pieces, 0.75 carats.Pendant of gold, diamonds and sapphires 36 grams, 3.29 carats The piece includes 332 handset stones ranging from colored diamonds, amethyst and sapphires. The edges of the piece feature polished edges to contrast with the luminous stones and bring the shape to life. We decided to remix the classic logo by incorporating a palm tree, a symbol that has grown to be synonymous with the west coast. Statement: The Diamond LA Lakers piece was about incorporating an element of LA into the famed logo. Orange sapphires, 64 pieces, 0.5 carats.Pendant of gold, orange sapphires, amethysts and diamonds 19 grams, 2.46 carats The piece features 498 individually hand set stones totaling 3.5 carats and is made of solid 14kt white gold. The rubies and sapphires were carefully picked to match the tones of the color used in the logo.
The precious stones consisted of white diamonds, blue sapphires and rubies. We kept this one super classic and true to the logo. Greg and the design team began to plot out how the piece would be created and the way the stone layout would work the best. We wanted to bring the logo into our world. Statement: This piece was created to honor the 75th anniversary of the NBA, and the design started with the logo. Pendant of gold, white diamonds, blue sapphires and rubies 23 grams, 3.5 carats What we’ve seen from our fan base is that they have an appreciation for art and we felt we would meet them and provide this product to them in a way that would be engaging and celebrate the 75th year of the league.” Artwork details/tombstones Frank Miller “We don’t just want to stay in one lane and dive deep, we want to make sure we’re engaging with fans in as many ways as possible. “We are always trying to push the boundary and find new ways for fans to engage with the league,” O’Keeffe says. We want it to stand on its own and tell a story, and of course the products need to look great.”įor the NBA, the collection further expands its presence in the art world following the league’s exhibition at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2019 which featured never-before-seen memorabilia and video installations among the immersive experience. We get very involved in the creative process and it’s really important for all of our work to stand apart. “It’s really important for us to be the storytellers ourselves and collaborate with all the artists. “So we want to make sure everything we do, specifically these larger collaborations and collections, tells a story, so it’s not just, ‘Hey, we’re Bleacher Report, buy some products from us.’ “In large part because we’re a media company, people don’t come to Bleacher Report and expect to see products, never mind be sold products,” says Jake Cohen, Bleacher Report senior director of e-commerce. Bleacher Report has been collaborating with the NBA on merchandise since 2019 and became an official licensee last year.
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Bleacher Reportįor Bleacher Report, NBA 75: Artist Series is another significant collaboration with the league, following successful e-commerce collaborations and collections including Space Jam, Allen Iverson World Tour, NBA Remix and Homecoming. A crystal “75” dangles to commemorate the league's 75th anniversary. Sue Tsai's artwork showcases the tropical botanics of Los Angeles and glamour of the city by.
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