Janie Arredondo posted on Facebook on June 18 saying her friend’s dad, Reynaldo Muñoz, had lost his 2022 World Series ring while working the Astros’ Father’s Day game.

Muñoz's last name is engraved on the side of the ring. Fan rings from the Astros' 2022 World Series win start at $499 on Jostens, and limited edition rings are over $15,000.

For the sixth time this season, the Astros will give out replica World Series championship rings to fans at a game. The Astros will have the sixth ring giveaway on Sunday, Sept. 23 for a game ...

Two orange sapphires on one side of the ring were put there to honor the two no-hitters Astros pitchers threw in 2022, one in the regular season and one in the World Series.

Owner Jim Crane is making sure everyone connected to the #Astros organization gets a World Series ring. He says the number of rings being handed out now is around 1100.

The Houston Astros received their World Series Championship rings Tuesday night -- some unique pieces of history custom-made by Jostens. In total, the Astros will give out 1,332 rings to players ...

Houston Astros Carlos Correa (1) and Jose Altuve during their group photo with their new World Series rings before the start of an MLB baseball game at Minute Maid Park, Tuesday, April 3, 2018, in ...

Houston Astros players, including shortstop Jeremy Pena, left, Jose Altuve and third baseman Alex Bregman, in the front, row show off their World Series championship rings during a ceremony before ...

A Houston Astros 2017 World Series ring was taken off the auction block Wednesday after the team intervened, citing a legal agreement with the ring’s recipient that gave it the right to buy the ...

Most Astros players won a World Series ring in 2017 but there are some new faces who are hoping to earn a championship for the first time.

Houston Astros celebrate after defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers to win Major League Baseball's World Series game seven at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Nov. 1, 2017. The Astros won the best-of ...

Two orange sapphires on one side of the ring were put there to honor the two no-hitters Astros pitchers threw in 2022, one in the regular season and one in the World Series.