Take a Closer Look at the Oklahoma City Thunder's NBA Championship Ring
Featuring 800 gemstones.
Summary
- The Oklahoma City Thunder unveiled their 2025 NBA Championship Ring, designed by Zo Frost and featuring over 800 custom-cut gemstones
- The ring’s most unique feature is a detachable inner band personalized with the player’s signature and jersey number
- The design uses blue and orange sapphires to commemorate the team’s historic 68-14 season and their connection to the city
The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their first-ever NBA Championship by unveiling a spectacular ring, a collaboration between The Champions Collective (a division of Jostens) and celebrity jeweler Zo Frost. The design, which features over 800 custom-cut, hand-set gemstones, is a breathtaking representation of the team’s historic 2025 season.
Crafted from 14-karat white and yellow gold, the ring’s face boldly features the Larry O’Brien Trophy and the “OKC” shield logo, which is illuminated by luminous diamonds. The perimeter is encircled by 46 genuine blue sapphires, paying tribute to the team’s deep connection to the state of Oklahoma and its loyal fanbase. Adding a unique local touch, the exterior palm side includes an engraving that honors the Gates of Time and Reflecting Pool at the Oklahoma City National Memorial.
The most innovative feature is a detachable inner band hidden beneath the ring top, allowing players to wear it as an alternative piece. This inner ring is personalized with the player’s diamond-set jersey number and engraved signature, symbolizing the unity and collective effort of the roster. The side panels detail the Thunder’s exceptional 68-14 regular season record and feature 60 vibrant orange sapphires—the team’s secondary color—cementing the ring as a modern masterpiece of craftsmanship and storytelling.
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