WWE Women’s World Championship Title
The WWE Women’s World Heavyweight Championship replica belt is built to order in our own workshop, one belt at a time. Choose brass for the entry build, zinc SD in the middle, or zinc CNC where every plate is machined individually. Brass comes in 2mm and 4mm, zinc SD and zinc CNC in 4mm and 6mm. CNC etching keeps the lettering and the detail sharp under lighting. The 24K gold plating edition is available on any build. The hand-tooled cowhide strap measures 50 inches and fits a waist up to 46, with shorter lengths made on request. A finished belt weighs 7 to 8 lbs. Prices run from $130 to $520 and the nameplate is free.
Product Details
- Strap: 100% genuine cowhide, hand-tooled White straps with stitched edges
- Strap thickness: 3mm, 4mm, or 5mm
- Length: 50 inches, fits waists to 46 inches
- Custom sizing: shorter, kids and extended lengths on request
- Plate materials: brass, zinc SD, or zinc CNC
- Plate thickness: 2mm or 4mm in brass, 4mm or 6mm in zinc
- Plating: standard gold, 24K gold edition, nickel, silver, antique
- Weight: 7 to 8 lbs fully assembled
- Nameplate: free with every order
- Lining: optional foam padding and velvet backing
- Hardware: heavy-duty snap fasteners
- Payments: partial payments accepted
Pricing And Variations
Pick your plate material and thickness, then decide on the 24K gold plating upgrade. The price moves with those three choices and nothing else.
| Plate material | Plate thickness | Standard finish | With 24K gold plating |
| Brass | 2mm | $130 | $180 |
| Brass | 4mm | $220 | $270 |
| Zinc SD | 4mm | $260 | $310 |
| Zinc SD | 6mm | $340 | $380 |
| Zinc CNC | 4mm | $380 | $430 |
| Zinc CNC | 6mm | $470 | $520 |
How the material changes the price. Brass is the entry point and starts at $130. Zinc SD sits in the middle. Zinc CNC costs the most because every plate is machined individually rather than cast from a mould.
Which thicknesses each material offers. Brass comes in 2mm and 4mm. Zinc SD and zinc CNC both come in 4mm and 6mm. Not every thickness is available in every material, so the table above is the full list.
What the 24K upgrade costs. The 24K gold plating edition adds $50 to a build. Pick your row, then add the upgrade or leave it off.
Choose Your Build
Which plate material to pick. Brass is the entry point and the most affordable. Zinc SD sits in the middle, cast from a die mould. Zinc CNC costs the most because each plate is machined rather than moulded, which gives the crispest edges of the three.
Which plate thickness to pick. Brass comes in 2mm and 4mm. Zinc SD and zinc CNC both come in 4mm and 6mm. Thinner plates sit better if you plan to wear the belt, while 6mm adds depth for a display case.
Whether to take the 24K edition. The 24K gold plating upgrade warms the tone and lifts the relief, and it holds up better under display lighting than standard plating. It adds $50 to any build.
Why engraving matters here. A women’s world title carries fine detail around the centre plate, and shallow stamping flattens it. CNC etching cuts deep enough that the detail still reads at arm’s length.
What you can customise. You can change the plate material, the thickness, the plating and the enamel shades. You can also change strap colour, stitch colour and strap length. Your nameplate is free and we cut custom side plates from artwork you send us.
The Story Behind The Belt
Where this championship came from. WWE established it as the SmackDown Women’s Championship on 23 August 2016. Becky Lynch was the first champion.
When it was renamed. After the 2023 WWE Draft the Raw and SmackDown women’s titles switched brands. On the 12 June 2023 episode of Raw, WWE official Adam Pearce handed reigning champion Rhea Ripley a new belt and renamed the title the Women’s World Championship.
Who defined the modern era. Ripley’s first reign ran 380 days from WrestleMania 39 on 1 April 2023 until she vacated the title through injury on 15 April 2024. Only she and Bayley have held it for a full year or more. Charlotte Flair holds the record for reigns with seven.
Where it sits in WWE’s women’s division. It is one of two women’s world titles on the main roster, defended on Raw alongside the WWE Women’s Championship on SmackDown.
Designed For Fans, Collectors, And Champions
Who buys this belt. Fans who followed the division through the Ripley era buy it for the current design rather than an older one. Collectors pair it with the SmackDown title, and both sit in our full WWE replica belts collection. Women’s promotions and training schools use it as their own prize.
Which build suits which buyer. Order brass in 2mm or 4mm with a shorter strap if the belt will be worn, since it is the lightest and most affordable combination. Order zinc CNC in 6mm with the 24K edition for a lit display case.
Care And Display
How to clean the plates. Use a dry microfibre cloth and nothing else. Metal polish, sprays and alcohol wipes strip plating, and the damage cannot be undone once the finish lifts.
How to store the leather strap. Hang the belt at full length or lay it flat. Folding leaves a permanent crease behind the centre plate. Keep it away from radiators and direct sunlight.
How to look after a 24K edition. The 24K layer is thin by nature, so handle the plates by their edges rather than across the face. Fingerprint oils dull warm gold faster than they dull nickel.
What to do if something comes loose. Contact us before trying a repair. Glue and solvents damage plating and leather faster than the original fault does.
Production, Shipping, And Returns
We make every belt to order, so nothing ships from stock. The moment you confirm your order our craftsmen start cutting plates and tooling leather. DHL and FedEx handle delivery from there. Confirm today and the belt reaches your doorstep within 20 days, with tracking emailed as soon as it leaves us. Returns stay open for 30 days.
This is a fan-made replica and is not an official WWE product.








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