SEATTLE, WA – The Seattle Seahawks officially cemented their Super Bowl LX championship legacy on Thursday, June 11, 2026, with a private ring ceremony honoring their hard-fought victory over the New England Patriots. The exclusive event provided a moment for players, coaches, and staff to receive their well-deserved championship hardware, symbolizing a season of dedication and unparalleled success.
The highly anticipated championship rings, crafted by the renowned jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, were unveiled to universal acclaim. These magnificent pieces of artistry are being heralded not only as the largest championship rings ever created but also as the most technologically advanced, setting a new benchmark for commemorative sports jewelry.
Among the key members of the championship squad in attendance were starting quarterback Sam Darnold, whose leadership was crucial throughout the season, formidable defensive lineman Leonard Williams, and dynamic wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba. The ceremony, held shortly after the team’s mandatory minicamp, allowed the champions to reflect on their past glory before fully turning their attention to preparations for the upcoming 2026 NFL season.
