Take a Closer Look at the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA Championship Ring
Crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills in white gold, the design features nearly 800 stones and mechanical tributes to Madison Square Garden.
Summary
The New York Knicks and Jason of Beverly Hills have unveiled the team's custom 2026 NBA Championship ring
The white gold design is encrusted with nearly 800 diamonds and sapphires totaling 22 carats
Mechanical details include a removable top and lifting mechanism that recreate Madison Square Garden's exterior, ceiling, and lower bowl
Jason of Beverly Hills and the New York Knicks have officially unveiled the franchise’s custom 2026 NBA Championship Ring, celebrating the team’s title-winning season. The commemorative fine jewelry piece was developed in close collaboration with Knicks leadership.
Crafted in white gold, the championship ring features just under 800 diamonds and sapphires totaling 22 carats, with blue sapphires incorporated to represent the franchise’s signature colors. Highlighting its mechanical engineering, a built-in mechanism lifts to recreate a miniature of Madison Square Garden’s exterior. With a simple twist, the removable ring top reveals the arena’s distinctive ceiling architecture, while the ring body unveils a miniature recreation of the venue’s lower bowl.
The side of the ring showcases the 2026 title year, complete playoff series results, and the Larry O’Brien Trophy. Player personalization includes the individual’s last name set alongside a diamond-encrusted jersey number, showcased on Finals MVP Jalen Brunson’s number 11 ring. Encircling the ring, the “WORLD CHAMPIONS” lettering is set with 69 points of round white diamonds to commemorate the Knicks’ 69 combined regular season and playoff victories.
Interior detailing adds narrative context to the championship campaign, featuring an engraving of “Knicks in five” to mark the team’s five-game Finals series win over the San Antonio Spurs. An additional engraving of “10 Weeks” honors the dedicated timeframe the squad committed to focusing on securing the championship title.
