Seahawks' SB LX rings salute fans, city, history
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- Seattle Seahawks received their Super Bowl LX rings at a private ceremony for players, coaches, and staff on Thursday night.
- Jason of Beverly Hills designed the rings, which feature diamonds, sapphires, team mantras, and two Lombardi Trophy replicas honoring the franchise's two Super Bowl wins.
- Ring design includes 50 round white diamonds to mark the 2025 50th season, blue sapphires surrounding the trophies and logo, and the phrase "12 AS ONE" above the Seattle skyline and Super Bowl LX logo.
- M.O.B. appears on one side of each player's ring, displaying the player's name and number above the letters M.O.B., the team's mantra for "Mission Over Bulls---".
- 12 Flag button is a special feature that, when pressed, expands the Lumen Field arches to reveal the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS".
- Ring top can be removed to become a pendant, and underneath it is an authentic piece of a football used during the season, set behind the number 50.
- Production process required three months, involving concept development, CAD engineering, stone sourcing, casting, hand setting, polishing, and multiple quality control rounds.
Why it matters: The Seahawks and their fanbase gain a tangible celebration of the franchise’s two Super Bowl titles and its 50th‑season milestone, while the custom rings reinforce the team’s brand identity and deepen community pride. The elaborate design also showcases Jason of Beverly Hills’ craftsmanship, boosting its prestige among elite sports commissions.
