Seahawks Get Their Super Bowl LX Rings Four Months After Beating the Patriots

The Seattle Seahawks received their Super Bowl LX championship rings Thursday night in a private ceremony that felt like the final chapter of an unforgettable 50th season.

Only four months after beating the New England Patriots 29-13 in Santa Clara, the defending champions gathered hours after finishing mandatory minicamp. Quarterback Sam Darnold, veteran defensive lineman Leonard Williams and reigning AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year Jaxon Smith-Njigba stood among the group as the massive rings came down from the ceiling.

This was no ordinary jewelry handoff. These rings represent the second Super Bowl title in franchise history and everything that made the 2025 run special.

The Largest and Most Advanced Super Bowl Ring Ever Made

Crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills, the Super Bowl LX rings stand out as the biggest and most technologically advanced championship rings in NFL history. Each one carries serious weight — both literally and symbolically.

The design team worked closely with Seahawks president Chuck Arnold, head coach Mike Macdonald, and players including Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp. They wanted every detail to tell the story of the season and the fans who fueled it.

Seahawks president Chuck Arnold put it plainly after the ceremony:

“The Super Bowl LX championship ring will forever represent our historic 50th season and the dedication and determination of our entire franchise. We are deeply grateful to Jason of Beverly Hills for bringing our vision to life. The stories told in the ring’s design perfectly capture the significance of an unforgettable season and the unwavering support of our fans.”

Seattle Seahawks Unveil Super Bowl LX Championship Ring, Created By Renowned Jeweler Jason Of Beverly Hills

Every Detail Honors the 12s and the Franchise’s History

The ring explodes with meaning the moment you look at it.

• A Seahawks logo sits at the center, surrounded by 50 white diamonds that mark the franchise’s 50th season.
• Two replica Lombardi Trophies sit right behind it — one for each Super Bowl win.
• Blue sapphires frame the whole centerpiece in classic Seahawks color.

Press the 12 flag on the side and the engineering comes alive. Internal levers and springs make the Lumen Field arches rise and reveal the words “WORLD CHAMPIONS.” It is pure theater in jewelry form.

The bottom of each ring features 12 feathers — a direct tribute to the 12s. One side carries the player’s last name, number, and the 2025 team mantra “M.O.B.” The other side shows “12 AS ONE” above a Seattle skyline and the Super Bowl LX logo.

Lift the top and it becomes a wearable pendant. Inside sits an authentic piece of football from the championship season, marked with the number 50. “17 WINS” is also engraved inside — regular season plus playoffs.

Hidden details and advanced mechanics run throughout. Jason of Beverly Hills built multiple spring systems so the pop-up feature works smoothly every time without sacrificing durability or looks.

A Perfect Way to Close the Chapter

Thursday’s ceremony came right after the Seahawks wrapped their three-day minicamp at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center. The mood mixed exhaustion from the week’s work with the excitement of finally seeing the rings in person.

For players like Darnold, who led the offense to the title, and Smith-Njigba, who just won Offensive Player of the Year, the moment carried extra weight. The same group that built chemistry all season now gets to wear a permanent reminder of what they accomplished together.

The 12s get their due in the most prominent ways possible. The feathers, the flag button, the “12 AS ONE” engraving — the organization made sure the fans who packed Lumen Field and traveled across the country knew they were part of the ring and part of the win.

What Comes Next

With rings in hand and minicamp complete, the Seahawks head into summer break. Training camp opens in July. The real work of defending a Super Bowl title begins then.

For now, though, the franchise gets to pause and appreciate what happened. The 50th season delivered a second Lombardi Trophy. The rings make sure nobody forgets how it felt.

These pieces of jewelry do more than sparkle. They hold the story of a team that believed in its fans, its city, and each other long enough to bring another championship back to Seattle.