Every Easter Egg Hidden in the Knicks’ NBA Championship Ring — Including This ‘Never-Been-Done-Before’ Detail (Exclusive)

The New York Knicks' championship ring for their 2026 NBA title is a masterpiece designed by Jason of Beverly Hills. The ring weighs over 160 grams and features over 22 carats of diamonds, ensuring a timeless design that will look special for decades. The ring showcases the New York Knicks logo with orange sapphires and a white diamond border, surrounded by blue sapphires arranged in a radial pattern that mirrors the interior of Madison Square Garden.

On one side of the ring, every player's number is displayed, while the other side is personalized with individual player names. The band reads "World Champions," along with the Larry O'Brien trophy and the player's jersey number in diamonds. The inside of the ring displays "10 weeks," symbolizing the 10 weeks the team's owner, James Dolan, asked players to dedicate during their championship run, and "Knicks in Five," referring to the five games it took to defeat the San Antonio Spurs in the 2026 NBA Finals.

One standout feature of the ring is a twistable inner bezel on the top that unveils a statuette of Madison Square Garden, complete with every window and detail. This is the first time such a feature has been implemented in a championship ring, marking a unique engineering achievement. Jason of Beverly Hills prides itself on creating unique, unforgettable designs, and this ring is no exception.