Seattle Seahawks Unveil Super Bowl LX Championship Ring
The Seattle Seahawks officially celebrated their Super Bowl LX championship season with a private ring ceremony in Seattle, honoring the players, coaches, and football staff who helped deliver the franchise's second Lombardi Trophy. the championship ring serves as both a symbol of the team's historic achievement and a detailed tribute to one of the most memorable seasons in franchise history.
Crafted entirely in the United States, each ring was manufactured in Los Angeles by Jason of Beverly Hills' team of artisans, engineers, setters, and production specialists. Featuring an intricate combination of diamonds and sapphires, the ring incorporates numerous storytelling elements that celebrate the Seahawks' championship run, the organization's culture, and the passionate fanbase that helped fuel the team's success throughout its landmark 50th season.
"The Super Bowl LX championship ring will forever represent our historic 50th season and the dedication and determination of our entire franchise," said Seahawks President Chuck Arnold.
The design itself draws inspiration from one of Seattle's most recognizable landmarks: Lumen Field. The stadium's iconic arches are prominently featured on the top of the ring and are adorned with diamonds, creating a visual centerpiece that immediately connects the championship to the city it represents. At the center of the ring sits the Seahawks' hawk head logo surrounded by blue sapphires, while two Lombardi Trophies in the background symbolize the franchise's two Super Bowl championships.
Adding further significance, 50 brilliant round white diamonds encircle the center logo to commemorate the Seahawks' 50th season. Every angle of the ring was designed with purpose. One side features the recipient's last name and jersey number alongside the team's mantra, "M.O.B." The opposite side showcases the Seahawks' vision statement, "12 AS ONE," accompanied by the Seattle skyline, the championship year, and the Super Bowl LX logo.
The details continue throughout the ring's structure. The bottom features 12 feathers as a tribute to the legendary "12s," Seattle's devoted fanbase whose impact has become a defining part of the franchise's identity. Inside the ring, recipients will find an authentic piece of a football used during the championship season, centered around the number 50 to honor the team's golden anniversary season. The phrase "17 WINS" is also engraved inside, recognizing the total number of victories achieved during the championship campaign.
While the craftsmanship alone is impressive, the Seahawks' championship ring may be best known for its groundbreaking engineering. The top portion of the ring can be completely removed and transformed into a wearable pendant. Even more remarkable is a hidden mechanism activated by a miniature "12 Flag" located on the side of the ring. When pressed, the button causes the Lumen Field arches atop the ring to open outward, revealing the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS" underneath.
According to Jason of Beverly Hills founder and CEO Jason Arasheben, the mechanism represents one of the most technically advanced engineering features ever incorporated into a Super Bowl championship ring. The system required months of development and utilizes a complex network of levers and spring mechanisms to ensure smooth operation while maintaining the luxury craftsmanship, durability, and structural integrity expected from a championship piece. Each ring underwent a rigorous three-month production process that included concept development, CAD engineering, stone sourcing, casting, hand-setting, polishing, and multiple rounds of quality control.
Championship rings have evolved into much more than jewelry, and the Seahawks' Super Bowl LX ring may be one of the most ambitious examples yet. Combining storytelling, symbolism, craftsmanship, and innovative engineering, the ring serves as a permanent time capsule celebrating a season that will forever hold a special place in Seahawks history.
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