Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX ring on display at Hall of Fame
On Feb. 8, 2026, the Seattle Seahawks reigned over the pro football world, following their 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX.
A dominant defensive unit that gave up no points through three quarters and forced three turnovers overall helped lift the Seahawks to the franchise’s second NFL championship.
During the Super Bowl LX Champions Ring Ceremony on June 11 in Seattle, Seahawks players and staff watched as each person’s ring dramatically descended from the ceiling as part of the special unveiling.
On July 23, the Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX ring went on display inside the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery” at the Pro Football Hall of Fame with the other 59 Super Bowl rings.
Jason of Beverly Hills (JBH) crafted the pieces – the largest Super Bowl rings made. JBH has designed a multitude of championship rings across a variety of sports, including the NBA, MLB and NHL, as well as designing three other Super Bowl rings.
The Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring is filled with details paying tribute to the franchise’s history, its historic 2025 season, the city of Seattle and other nods.
The front of the ring features the Seahawks’ logo in front of two Vince Lombardi Trophies signifying the team’s two titles. Fifty white diamonds surrounding the logo represent the franchise’s 50th season. One side of the ring includes the player’s last name and number along with the team’s slogan, M.O.B., short for “Mission Over BS.” The opposite side of the ring reads “12 AS ONE,” referencing the team’s loyal and passionate fan base, known as the “12s.”
The top of the ring is supported on each side by Lumen Field’s arches, a tribute to the architecture of the Seahawks’ home. Inside the ring, the words “17 WINS” are engraved, remembering the team’s combined number of wins across the regular season and postseason. The ring is also interactive, unveiling the words “WORLD CHAMPIONS” when the 12 Flag button is pushed.
The top of the ring can be detached to act as a pendant. When the top is detached, a piece of football used during the team’s 2025 season lies atop the base of the ring.
Also located in the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery” is the Champions Exhibit presented by Raising Cane’s. The exhibit opened in June and includes numerous Seahawks Super Bowl-related items, including Super Bowl LX MVP Kenneth Walker’s game-worn jersey and kicker Jason Myers’ game-worn cleats.
Fans can see the ring, the Champions Exhibit and other items commemorating the Seahawks’ season as part of their regular admission ticket. To plan a visit, click here.
