Seattle Seahawks unveil record-breaking Super Bowl LX championship ring
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 11:48 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The Seattle Seahawks revealed their Super Bowl LX championship rings during a private ceremony on June 11, 2026. Designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, these rings are the largest ever made, featuring blue sapphires, white diamonds, and a mechanized element. The design includes the Seahawks' logo, two Lombardi Trophies, and various tributes to the team's 50th season. Inside the ring, a detachable pendant reveals a piece of game-used football and honors the franchise's victories. Seahawks President Chuck Arnold emphasized the ring's significance as a symbol of the team's dedication and fan support.
- •Rings revealed on June 11 during a private ceremony.
- •Largest Super Bowl rings ever made, featuring intricate designs.
- •Detachable pendant includes a piece of a game-used football.
- •Celebrates Seattle's 50th anniversary with the slogan '12 AS ONE'.
- •Limited-edition replicas priced at $1,595 will be sold.
- 11:48 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks Reveal Record-Breaking Super Bowl LX Ring
"It features a mechanized Lumen Field arch, blue sapphires, and a removable pendant top.
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