Harry Kane’s record-setting season now has a keepsake to match. A bespoke ring from Deakin & Francis, created for Skechers’ Mark of Greatness campaign, honors the England striker’s 73-goal tally and his Ballon d’Or triumph.

The piece pairs two English names. Deakin & Francis, one of the country’s oldest jewelry houses, crafted the tribute for a player the campaign calls England’s greatest striker, drawing on seven generations of expertise.

Inside the Kane Ballon d’Or Ring

The ring carries a bespoke Mark of Greatness insignia, with Kane’s 73-goal tally etched into its shoulders. Skechers describes it as a permanent tribute to a season in which he knew no bounds.

It was designed to mirror Kane’s iconic goal celebration, blending his identity on the pitch with his place in the record books. The result is meant to be a full-circle moment for the striker.

Who Made Harry Kane’s Ring?

The ring was handcrafted by Deakin & Francis, led by Managing Director Henry Deakin. A qualified gemologist and alumnus of the International Gemological Institute, he upholds the family’s seven-generation legacy.

According to campaign materials, the house continues to bridge heritage and modern vision under Deakin’s leadership. For Skechers, the ring was less about marking a milestone than honoring the man behind it.