Jack Kemp was out of football when the AFL merged with the NFL for the 1970 season, but the Buffalo Bills didn't forget his role in guiding them to the ultimate major league. A prototype gold band full of details, not to mention a quarter-inch diamond set in a ruby-red stone, celebrates Kemp's 1962-69 tenure as quarterback with the Bills, which included two AFL championships. The sides of the band have a Bills helmet with Kemp's No. 15 on it and the team logo of a rushing buffalo. Footballs flank the stones and "Buffalo" and "Bills" and "Honor" and "Roll" are carved above and below them. His shiny Bill's Hall of Fame keepsake mirrors his sterling political career.