Jason of Beverly Hills and Seattle Seahawks Unveil Super Bowl LX Diamond-Encrusted Championship Ring
The intricate design features a convertible pendant and a technically advanced mechanical pop-out feature.
Summary
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The Seattle Seahawks celebrated their Super Bowl LX victory with a custom championship ring designed by Jason of Beverly Hills
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The jewelry piece features white diamonds, blue sapphires, a removable top that converts into a pendant, and a mechanical pop-out button
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A fan retail collection featuring a limited-edition replica ring priced at $15,995 USD has launched encounters online
The Seattle Seahawks and luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills have officially unveiled the franchise’s Super Bowl LX championship ring. Crafted entirely in the United States, the dazzling jewelry piece commemorates the team’s historic 50th season with a complex design featuring premium white diamonds and vibrant blue sapphires.
The top of the ring draws architectural inspiration from Lumen Field’s famous arches, adorned entirely in diamonds, surrounding a center hawk head logo, blue sapphires, and two Lombardi Trophies. Honoring the 50th season, 50 brilliant round white diamonds frame the center logo, while the bottom of the band features 12 feathers paying homage to the team’s fanbase. Personalized elements include the player’s last name, jersey number, and the team’s “M.O.B.” mantra on one side, with the “12 AS ONE” vision, Seattle skyline, year, and Super Bowl LX logo on the opposite side.
The engineering showcases unprecedented technical features, including a removable top that allows the piece to convert into a wearable pendant on a chain. Additionally, a specialized “12 Flag” button on the side utilizes a complex internal lever and spring system; when pressed, the stadium arches mechanically pop outward to reveal the words “WORLD CHAMPIONS.” Inside, the ring houses an authentic piece of a game-used football marked with the number 50 alongside an inscription reading “17 WINS.”
Take a closer look above.
