The Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl rings were designed in Los Angeles and include a technically-advanced engineering feature. Courtesy of Jason of Beverly HillsJune 12, 2026 12:33 pm EDT Updated The Seattle Seahawks unveiled their Super Bowl LX rings during a private team ceremony Thursday night, lowering the jewelry from the ceiling to players seated at banquet tables to reveal an elegant design that also celebrates the team’s 50th season.The rings, created by bespoke jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, feature diamonds and sapphires that tell the story of the Seahawks’ season, including a few elements unique to Seattle.The rings are inspired by the architecture of Lumen Field, the Seahawks’ home venue, and the stadium’s famous arches hold many of the diamonds. The middle of the ring features Seahawks blue sapphires, the hawk head logo and two Lombardi Trophies in the background, representing the team’s two championships. One side of the ring features each player’s last name, number and the team’s motto: “M.O.B” — mission over bulls—. The other side includes the words “12 AS ONE,” the team’s longtime rallying cry that also pays homage to Seahawks fans, often viewed as the team’s 12th man when playing at home.