Full Breakdown
Seattle Seahawks Unveil Technologically Advanced Super Bowl LX Rings
6/12/2026, 11:19:55 PM
Ring Reveal and Season Milestone
On Thursday night the Seahawks hosted a private banquet in suburban Seattle where players, coaches and staff received their Super Bowl LX rings. The ceremony celebrated the 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots and the franchise’s 50th season, a dual milestone.
Design, Production, and Key Stakeholders
Luxury jeweler Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills designed the rings with input from Seahawks President Chuck Arnold, chair Jody Allen and head coach Mike Macdonald. Production in Los Angeles involved three months of CAD engineering, stone sourcing, casting, hand-setting and quality control.
Ring Features
Each ring bears two Lombardi Trophy replicas, Seattle-blue sapphires, and 50 white diamonds encircling the hawk logo. A “12 Flag” button expands Lumen Field arches to reveal “WORLD CHAMPIONS.” The top detaches as a pendant and a game-used football piece with “50” sits inside. The bottom of the band displays twelve feather motifs for the fanbase, the mantra “M.O.B.” on one side and “12 AS ONE” with the Seattle skyline on the other.
Official Statements
Arnold said the ring “will forever represent our historic 50th season.” Arasheben called it “a lasting symbol of one of the most important moments in Seahawks history.” Allen’s approval covered the cost beyond the league’s standard allocation.
Player Reactions
Leonard Williams admitted sleepless anticipation, while Grey Zabel quipped about the ring’s weight, reflecting the emotional and physical impact on the team.
Criticism and M.O.B. Ambiguity
Reports note the NFL’s $7,000 ring allotment was exceeded, with replica rings priced at $15,995. Sources disagree on the exact meaning of “M.O.B.” The actual production cost of the championship rings has not been disclosed, fueling further speculation.
Verbatim Quotes
- “The Super Bowl LX championship ring will forever represent our historic 50th season and the dedication and determination of our entire franchise,” — Chuck Arnold, Seahawks President
- “It was hard for me to go to sleep. It was hard for me to stay asleep.” — Leonard Williams, Defensive Lineman
- “I want to know if my hand is going to completely fall down to my waist with how heavy it is,” — Grey Zabel, Guard
- “We created a lasting symbol of one of the most important moments in Seahawks history, a ring that captured the identity of the organization, the resilience of the season and the passion of the fan base behind it,” — Jason Arasheben, Founder, Jason of Beverly Hills
What’s Next
Former MVP Kenneth Walker III will return to Lumen Field as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs on Oct 25, offering a live showcase of the ring’s symbolism against his former team. The organization also plans to raise a championship banner in the stadium later this year.
