The Carolina Hurricanes received their Stanley Cup rings at a team function in Raleigh on Sunday, featuring intricate details commemorating their championship run last season.

"Every detail reflects the character of this team from the way we played to the people who made this season unforgettable," said Carolina Hurricanes GM Eric Tulsky. The rings contain 900 individually set stones, including 9.80 carats of white diamonds and 1.40 carats of natural red rubies.

There are 53 points of diamonds honoring the team's 53 regular-season wins, plus 69 points of rubies around the interior marking regular-season and postseason wins combined. An additional 66 rubies reference the 66 playoff goals scored. Each ring displays the phrase "Stress Game" on the side and includes a rope engraving symbolizing team unity from the season-long player of the game tradition.

Personalization includes each player's signature on the bottom and a removable Stanley Cup puck pendant with their number. Inside the ring, a hidden image of Stormy, the team mascot, is surrounded by diamonds and rubies. The design also features the North Carolina state flag with "Carolina Culture" and every player's number in a circle homage to their "Storm Surge" postgame celebration.

The rings were created by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills in collaboration with Hurricanes leadership. Founder and CEO Jason Arasheben noted that "every element was intentionally designed to honor the team's culture, defining moments and the collective effort" in bringing the Cup back to Raleigh.