Seahawks Receive Super Bowl LX Rings at Private Ceremony

The Seattle Seahawks received their Super Bowl LX championship rings at a private ceremony Thursday night. The event was held for players, coaches, and football staff. The rings were created by Jason of Beverly Hills.

Each ring contains diamonds and sapphires along with team mantras and three special features. The centerpiece of each ring includes a pair of Lombardi Trophy replicas that honor the franchise's two Super Bowl wins. The trophies sit behind a Seahawks logo that has 50 round white diamonds in a nod to 2025 being the team's 50th season.

The trophies and logo are surrounded by blue sapphires. B. The letters stand for "Mission Over Bulls---," a mantra the team adopted last season.

On the other side is the saying "12 AS ONE" above the Seattle skyline and the Super Bowl LX logo. "17 WINS" is engraved inside each ring, noting the team's combined regular-season and playoff victories. " The top of each ring can be fully removed from the base, converting it into a pendant that can be worn on a chain.

Underneath the top of the ring is an authentic piece of a football used during the season set behind the No. According to a Seahawks news release, the 12 Flag button uses a complex internal mechanism utilizing multiple levers and spring systems. The ring engineering process required months of development to ensure the mechanism operated seamlessly while maintaining integrity, durability, and luxury craftsmanship.

From initial concept to final completion, each ring underwent an extensive three-month production process involving concept development, CAD engineering, stone sourcing, casting, hand setting, polishing, and multiple rounds of quality control. The company created the Seahawks' Super Bowl XLVIII rings.