The insane price tag jeweler believes Knicks rings are worth
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- The New York Knicks’ 2026 championship rings, designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, contain 22 carats of diamonds and sapphires, over 180 grams of gold, and nearly 800 individually set stones, with an estimated value of up to $250,000 each.
- The intricate design includes a miniature, movable replica of Madison Square Garden, 16 emerald-cut diamonds representing playoff victories, and a .16-carat diamond symbolizing the team’s 16-point comeback in the clinching Game 5.
- Jason Arasheben, the designer, described the ring as "priceless," highlighting its detailed craftsmanship and unique storytelling elements that capture the Knicks’ identity and championship milestones.
- Jason of Beverly Hills produced 200 premier rings for fans priced at $19,995 each, along with other fan merchandise ranging from $299 to $15,995, and has a history of creating championship rings for NBA, NHL, and NFL teams.
- The complexity of the ring’s design, including the gemstone quality and the moving mechanism, contributes significantly to its high valuation, surpassing previous championship rings like the 2022 Golden State Warriors’ rings.
