Check out the New York Knicks' glamorous NBA championship rings
The New York Knicks received their championship rings for winning the 2025-26 NBA Finals over the San Antonio Spurs. Check them out.
On Tuesday, October 20, New York Knicks players received their dazzling championship rings at Madison Square Garden before the start of the upcoming season. The event was graced by Knicks and ABC play-by-play announcer Mike Breen, who led the ceremony.
Superfan Ben Stiller was among the attendees, capturing the moment on his mobile phone. The rings were masterfully crafted by renowned jewelry designer Jason of Beverly Hills. Adorning the ring face are the Knicks logo in blue and orange gems, while the ring's top unveils a glimpse of the iconic Madison Square Garden.
A distinctive feature of the rings is the engraving on the back of the band, which reads "Knicks in Five," honoring the team's victory over the San Antonio Spurs 4-1 in the NBA Finals. One side of the ring proudly displays "World Champions" alongside the engraved Larry O'Brien Trophy, encrusted with diamonds. The opposite side of the ring showcases the player's name, accompanied by a gold depiction of the exterior of Madison Square Garden.
The New York Knicks' championship rings are truly a work of art, as highlighted by USA TODAY: "Check out the New York Knicks glamorous NBA championship rings".
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