June 15th, 2026
The Seattle Seahawks have raised the bar for championship jewelry.
At a private ceremony on June 11, players, coaches and football staff received their Super Bowl LX rings commemorating the team's 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots — and the result may be the most technologically advanced championship ring ever created.
Designed by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, the massive ring isn't just dazzling with diamonds and sapphires. It's interactive, convertible and filled with hidden details that tell the story of the Seahawks' historic 50th season in the National Football League.
The most eye-catching feature is a tiny button shaped like the team's iconic "12 Flag." Press it, and the ring literally transforms.
Inspired by the soaring architecture of Seattle's Lumen Field, the diamond-encrusted arches on either side of the ring spring outward, revealing the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS" beneath. The mechanism required a sophisticated internal system of levers and springs, as well as months of engineering and testing to ensure it operated flawlessly while maintaining the durability and elegance expected of a championship ring.
Jason Arasheben, founder of Jason of Beverly Hills, said the hidden features are what make the piece special.
"The most meaningful elements of the ring are often the details that are not immediately visible at first glance," he said. "The ring was designed not just as jewelry, but as a permanent time capsule of a championship era."
The theme of "12" — a tribute to Seattle's famously passionate fan base, known as "The 12s" or the "12th Man" — appears throughout the design.
One side of the ring bears the player's name, jersey number and the team's gritty mantra, "M.O.B." ("Mission Over Bull…"). The opposite side features the phrase "12 AS ONE," along with the Seattle skyline and the Super Bowl LX logo.
The underside of the ring displays 12 jewel-encrusted feathers, another nod to the fans. Even the special button that activates the opening mechanism is shaped as the team's beloved 12 Flag.
The ring's centerpiece is equally meaningful. Fifty brilliant white diamonds encircle the Seahawks logo, honoring the franchise's 50th season. Behind the logo sit two Lombardi Trophies set against a field of vivid Seahawks-blue sapphires, representing the team's two Super Bowl championships.
And there's more.
The entire top of the ring can be twisted off and worn as a pendant on a chain. Hidden beneath the removable top is an authentic swatch of game-used football leather from the championship season, preserved under the number 50.
Inside the shank is another reminder of the team's dominance: the inscription "17 WINS," commemorating Seattle's combined regular-season and playoff victories.
For Seahawks players and coaches, this ring is a miniature mechanical masterpiece that tells the story of an unforgettable season — and the fans who helped make it happen.
Credits: Images courtesy of Jason of Beverly Hills.
At a private ceremony on June 11, players, coaches and football staff received their Super Bowl LX rings commemorating the team's 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots — and the result may be the most technologically advanced championship ring ever created.
Designed by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, the massive ring isn't just dazzling with diamonds and sapphires. It's interactive, convertible and filled with hidden details that tell the story of the Seahawks' historic 50th season in the National Football League.
The most eye-catching feature is a tiny button shaped like the team's iconic "12 Flag." Press it, and the ring literally transforms.
Inspired by the soaring architecture of Seattle's Lumen Field, the diamond-encrusted arches on either side of the ring spring outward, revealing the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS" beneath. The mechanism required a sophisticated internal system of levers and springs, as well as months of engineering and testing to ensure it operated flawlessly while maintaining the durability and elegance expected of a championship ring.
Jason Arasheben, founder of Jason of Beverly Hills, said the hidden features are what make the piece special.
"The most meaningful elements of the ring are often the details that are not immediately visible at first glance," he said. "The ring was designed not just as jewelry, but as a permanent time capsule of a championship era."
The theme of "12" — a tribute to Seattle's famously passionate fan base, known as "The 12s" or the "12th Man" — appears throughout the design.
One side of the ring bears the player's name, jersey number and the team's gritty mantra, "M.O.B." ("Mission Over Bull…"). The opposite side features the phrase "12 AS ONE," along with the Seattle skyline and the Super Bowl LX logo.
The underside of the ring displays 12 jewel-encrusted feathers, another nod to the fans. Even the special button that activates the opening mechanism is shaped as the team's beloved 12 Flag.
The ring's centerpiece is equally meaningful. Fifty brilliant white diamonds encircle the Seahawks logo, honoring the franchise's 50th season. Behind the logo sit two Lombardi Trophies set against a field of vivid Seahawks-blue sapphires, representing the team's two Super Bowl championships.
And there's more.
The entire top of the ring can be twisted off and worn as a pendant on a chain. Hidden beneath the removable top is an authentic swatch of game-used football leather from the championship season, preserved under the number 50.
Inside the shank is another reminder of the team's dominance: the inscription "17 WINS," commemorating Seattle's combined regular-season and playoff victories.
For Seahawks players and coaches, this ring is a miniature mechanical masterpiece that tells the story of an unforgettable season — and the fans who helped make it happen.
Credits: Images courtesy of Jason of Beverly Hills.
