Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVII ring arrives at Hall of Fame

Each Super Bowl LVII ring details the Chiefs’ history as a franchise, from their three Super Bowl titles to their 50 years calling Arrowhead Stadium their home. The ring top, modeled after the bird’s-eye view of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, removes from the base, revealing one to three Lombardi trophies — depending on the recipient’s time with the Chiefs — and turns into a wearable pendant. 

Below are more details about the ring:

• The ring totals 16.10 carats, consisting of 609 round diamonds, 16 baguette diamonds, four marquise diamonds and 35 custom-cut genuine rubies. 
• The ring top features 38 diamonds, representing the team’s point total scored against the Philadelphia Eagles. 
• The three Lombardi trophies on the ring top include 16 baguette diamonds, one for each player who scored a touchdown in the regular season. 
• Kansas City’s logo includes 50 diamonds, symbolic of the years the club has called GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium home, and 16 custom-cut diamonds for the total division titles the Chiefs have won. 
• The underside of each ring features the team’s 2022 motto, “EDGE,” each player’s unique signature, the scores and opponents from the 2022 playoffs and a football with the initials “LH” honoring Chiefs founder LAMAR HUNT (Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 1972). 
• Chiefs fans are honored on each ring, with “Chiefs Kingdom” residing above the Super Bowl LVII logo and score. 

 

See the ring and more in person

To see the latest addition to the Super Bowl ring collection and other amazing exhibits that chronicle the history of pro football, plan your trip to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.