New York Knicks Championship Ring Packs Nearly 800 Diamonds and Sapphires, With 200 Fan Editions Available
The New York Knicks have unveiled their 2026 championship ring, an elaborate white-gold design containing nearly 800 diamonds and sapphires, moving sections that recreate Madison Square Garden and numerous details tied directly to the team’s title run. Created by Jason of Beverly Hills in collaboration with Knicks leadership, the ring was revealed during a championship ring and banner ceremony at Madison Square Garden. The finished piece contains just under 800 diamonds and sapphires totaling 22 carats, with round brilliant and emerald-cut white diamonds paired with blue sapphires in the Knicks’ familiar colors.
Its centerpiece is a mechanical recreation of Madison Square Garden unlike anything Jason of Beverly Hills says has previously appeared on a championship ring. Turning a built-in mechanism raises a miniature version of the arena’s exterior, while the ring body itself twists open to reveal a tiny recreation of Madison Square Garden’s lower bowl. The removable top also exposes a recreation of the Garden’s distinctive ceiling architecture underneath.
“We felt the pressure to create something truly revolutionary, worthy of an iconic franchise and a city as passionate about basketball as New York, while translating the defining moments of the Knicks’ championship run into an extraordinary piece of design. Bringing Madison Square Garden to life through the ring’s innovative moving mechanisms was central to that vision, and we’re proud to have partnered with the Knicks to create a piece of history that will stand the test of time,” said Jason Arasheben, founder and CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills.
The ring is filled with numerical references to the Knicks’ championship season. Sixteen emerald-cut diamonds line the inner bezel to represent the team’s 16 postseason victories. The championship side includes the 2026 title year, playoff series results and the Larry O’Brien Trophy, which holds a 0.16-carat round diamond commemorating New York’s 16-point comeback against San Antonio in the championship-clinching game.
Another 69 points of round white diamonds form the words “WORLD CHAMPIONS,” representing the Knicks’ 69 combined victories during the championship season. The roster is incorporated into the design as well. Jersey numbers for the entire championship team run around the ring top, while each player receives a personalized version with his last name positioned above a diamond-covered jersey number.
Inside the ring are two additional references to the title run. “KNICKS IN FIVE” commemorates the team’s five-game Finals victory over San Antonio, while “10 WEEKS” refers to the team mantra centered on 10 weeks of sacrifice, discipline and complete focus on winning the championship.
Knicks fans will also have an opportunity to buy their own championship jewelry through the new Knicks Championship Fan Program from Jason of Beverly Hills. The collection consists of six commemorative pieces across different price levels, including rings, pendants and championship accessories. The centerpiece is the Knicks Premier Championship Ring, a limited-edition collectible based on the players’ ring and incorporating several of its defining design elements.
Only 200 Premier Championship Rings will be made, with each priced at $19,995. The broader fan collection is available through Jason of Beverly Hills’ Knicks Championship collection.