This 10K gold salesman's sample ring commemorates the New England Patriots' Super Bowl XXXVI championship, the franchise's first title and the launching point of what became a two-decade era of dominance under Robert Kraft's ownership, Bill Belichick, and Tom Brady. Weighing 58.18 grams and sized 11, the ring is set with cubic zirconia stones in place of genuine diamonds, consistent with salesman's sample construction used for design approval and presentation purposes rather than as a game-issued player ring. Engravings include "Robert Kraft 2001," the historic "Pats 20 Rams 17" final score from the Patriots' stunning upset of the heavily favored St. Louis Rams, and "Kraft Owner 14-5," referencing the team's record that championship season. Presented complete with its original display box, this piece offers a tangible connection to a genuinely pivotal moment in NFL history — the improbable underdog run that reshaped the league's competitive landscape for years to come. Salesman's sample rings offer collectors a way to own a full-scale, accurately detailed championship ring at a more accessible price point than player-issued examples, while retaining all the design details, engravings, and presentation elements of the genuine article. For Patriots collectors and dynasty-era football memorabilia enthusiasts, this ring and box combination represents a compelling, historically grounded piece.