Seattle honored its champions Thursday as the Seahawks received their Super Bowl LX rings in a private ceremony for players, coaches and staff. Designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, each ring blends diamonds, sapphires and team mantras, while a pair of Lombardi Trophy replicas sit behind the 50‑diamond Seahawk logo, marking the franchise’s 50th season. It also celebrated the franchise’s 50th season.

Engraved on one side, each player’s name and number sit above the letters M.O.B., the “Mission Over Bulls---” mantra adopted last season. The opposite face bears “12 AS ONE” alongside the Seattle skyline and the Super Bowl LX logo, while a 12 Flag button triggers a mechanical expansion of the Lumen Field arches to reveal “WORLD CHAMPIONS.” The feature reinforces the team’s unity message.

The rings also feature a removable top that converts into a pendant, a genuine piece of a season‑used football set behind the No. 50, and an interior engraving of “17 WINS” to tally regular‑season and playoff victories. Production demanded three months of CAD engineering, stone sourcing and hand‑setting, underscoring the franchise’s commitment to honoring fans, the city and its legacy. Fans received the rings as memorabilia.