The reigning National Hockey League (NHL) champions, the Vegas Golden Knights, unveiled their Stanley Cup ring on Sunday.
The jewelry is a creation of “Jason of Beverly Hills” and features a removable top that reveals a replica of the T-Mobile Arena interior. Nine stars mark the small rink to highlight the nine goals the club scored in the final game of the finals against the Florida Panthers.
The object has no shortage of precious stones. The Golden Knights’ main logo is decorated with 67 white diamonds, representing the number of wins during the regular season and playoffs. The 32 diamonds on the inner bezel represent the 32 NHL teams. Additionally, six stones surround a diamond Stanley Cup on the side of the ring, representing the team’s six campaigns since joining the Bettman Tour in 2017–18.
The ring also includes the inscriptions “It’s Knight Time”, “Vegas Born”, “Always Advance” and “Cup in six”.
It is also possible to purchase a nearly identical copy of the ring for the modest sum of $75,000.