🏉 1995 Rugby World Cup Diamond Souvenir Limited Edition

Auction Starts @ R1000
Bidding Increments: R500
Buy Now: R25,000

📜 Item Details

• Event: 1995 Rugby World Cup South Africa (historic first home tournament, Mandela era)

• Edition: Limited Edition Souvenir (Official Licensed Product)

• Issuer: SWOT Enterprises (Swot Business Consultants CC)

• Certification: Comes with original numbered certificate 

• Diamond: Natural Near-Gem Quality Diamond, approx. various Sizes all over 1ct

• Presentation: Encapsulated in a clear rugby-ball shaped display, mounted on a black plinth with Rugby World Cup branding

• Box: Original outer packaging included

🔎 Description

This exclusive collectible was released in 1995 to commemorate South Africa hosting (and winning) the Rugby World Cup. Produced by SWOT Enterprises, each piece contains a natural South African diamond set inside a rugby-ball shaped crystal display.

The certificate guarantees the authenticity of the diamond, citing compliance with the South African Diamond Act, 1986, and affirms it as a Near Gem Quality Diamond weighing various sizes corresponding to each unit all over 1ct.

Due to limited production and the cultural significance of 1995, these items are rarely offered on the secondary market. They appeal to both rugby memorabilia collectors and diamond enthusiasts alike.

📦 Presentation & Condition

• Original presentation box included (with light wear from age)

• Display plinth in excellent condition

• Diamond capsule intact

• Original paper certificate of authenticity included

💰 Value & Collectability

• Rugby World Cup 1995 souvenirs are in high demand due to their historical importance

• Diamonds of this size and authenticity already carry intrinsic value

• Limited licensed issue makes this both a sports relic and a precious gemstone collectible

Estimated Value (Aug 2025)

• Market Range: R18,000 R25,000 depending on buyer demand

• Premium possible at rugby/sports memorabilia auctions given its rarity and provenance

👉 Dont miss this opportunity to secure a piece of history from South Africas most celebrated sporting moment where sport, culture, and heritage came together in 1995.