The Seattle Seahawks held a private ceremony Thursday night where players, coaches and staff received their Super Bowl LX championship rings.
The team won the championship in February by defeating the New England Patriots. The rings honor that 2025 season and the franchise’s 50th year.
The rings were designed by Jason of Beverly Hills. They feature white diamonds and Seahawks blue sapphires. Design elements include tributes to Lumen Field, the “12s” fan base, two Lombardi Trophies and an actual piece of a game-used football inside each ring. One side shows the player’s name and number along with the phrase “M.O.B.” The top of the ring can be removed to wear as a pendant.
Seahawks president Chuck Arnold said the ring represents the dedication of the entire organization and the support of the fans. Jeweler Jason Arasheben noted the advanced features built into the design.