Seahawks hold private ceremony for Super Bowl LX rings

The Seattle Seahawks capped their Super Bowl championship season Thursday night with a private ring ceremony for players, coaches, and staff in Seattle. The event celebrated the team's victory in Super Bowl LX, a 29-13 win over the New England Patriots in February, which secured the franchise's second Lombardi Trophy.

Designed by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, the rings are notable for their intricate detail and engineering, commemorating both the championship and the franchise's 50th season. The centerpiece features the Seahawks logo surrounded by blue sapphires and flanked by two Lombardi Trophies, encircled by 50 white diamonds representing the team's five decades.

The rings incorporate several unique features. A "12 Flag" button, a nod to the team's fan base, activates a mechanical sequence that reveals miniature arches inspired by Lumen Field and the words "WORLD CHAMPIONS." The top portion is removable and can be worn as a pendant, revealing underneath an authentic piece of a game-used football from the 2025 season and the number 50. Inside the band, "17 WINS" is engraved to mark the team's combined regular-season and postseason victory total, a franchise record.