What Happened to Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl Rings?

The Seattle Seahawks have earned two Super Bowl rings in their franchise history, marking their championship seasons in 2013 (Super Bowl XLVIII) and 2025 (Super Bowl LX). Each ring serves as a unique and highly detailed memento of their triumphs, reflecting the team's identity, fan base, and the specifics of their winning campaigns.

The first championship ring was awarded following the Seahawks' dominant 43-8 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII on February 2, 2014. These rings, crafted by Tiffany & Co., were presented to players and staff in a private ceremony at the EMP Museum in downtown Seattle on June 19, 2014. The white-gold ring features a three-dimensional Seahawks logo composed of 64 round diamonds with an emerald-hued tsavorite eye, outlined in blue and framed by 12 diamonds. A diamond Vince Lombardi Trophy sits behind the logo, surrounded by 107 round diamonds, with 'World Champions' inscribed along the borders. Forty blue sapphires encircle the ring top, flanked by two '12 Flags' on either side, honoring the '12th Man' fanbase. The sides narrate the season, showcasing the 16-3 record, CenturyLink Field, Mt. Rainier, the Seattle skyline, the Super Bowl XLVIII logo, and the NFL shield, along with the recipient's name and number. Engravings inside include 'Leave No Doubt,' '24/7,' 'What's Next?,' and the final score 'SEA 43-DEN 8.'

These Super Bowl XLVIII rings have occasionally appeared on the auction market. For instance, a ring issued to a longtime team employee was auctioned by Heritage Auctions, selling for over $50,000 in one instance and $102,000 in another. The value of these rings can fluctuate based on the recipient and condition, but they consistently command significant prices due to their rarity and historical significance. Players like Marshawn Lynch, Richard Sherman, and Russell Wilson each earned one Super Bowl ring with the Seahawks from this victory.

The Seattle Seahawks secured their second Super Bowl title, Super Bowl LX, in February 2026, defeating the New England Patriots 29-13. The rings commemorating this victory were presented to players and coaches at a private team celebration on June 11, 2026. These latest rings were designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, a jeweler known for crafting championship rings for various sports teams. The Super Bowl LX ring is notably elaborate and is described as the largest Super Bowl championship ring ever made. It is encrusted with 20 carats of white diamonds and blue sapphires, featuring a miniature Lumen Field with the hawk-head logo and two Lombardi Trophies, signifying their two championships.

A unique feature of the 2026 ring is a '12 Flag button' that, when pushed, causes the Lumen Field arches to pop out, revealing the words 'World Champions.' The top of the ring lifts off and converts into a pendant, and inside, it contains a cowhide segment of a game-used football. The design also incorporates '17 WINS' engraved inside to represent the season's total victories and '12 feathers' at the bottom to honor the '12s' fanbase. One side features the player's last name, number, and the team's 'Mission Over Bullshit' (MOB) mantra, while the other side reads '12 AS ONE' above a Seattle skyline. The design process for the Super Bowl LX ring was highly collaborative, involving players, team owner Jody Allen, head coach Mike Macdonald, and other executives. These rings, appraised between $50,000 and $250,000, are considered more akin to trophies than traditional jewelry.