Superbowl/Championship Rings

These Green Bay Packers Super Bowl/Championship rings are massive pieces of jewelry that are historical records of the team.

My son has a collection of these replica custom-built rings and he and his wife took these photos so that I could share them with you. Of course, the diamonds in these rings are not the real thing! These have cubic zurconia and are made of a metal alloy.

The NFL provides an official allowance of roughly $5,000 to $7,000 per ring for up to 150 rings per winning franchise.
​However, because teams want their rings to be as lavish as possible, the actual manufacturing cost easily eclipses that budget. The team owners personally cover the massive remaining balance. Owners also determine who receives a ring; franchises often distribute different "tiers" of rings to everyone from the star quarterback and coaching staff to stadium front-office personnel, scouts, and trainers. Wikipedia

This is a replica of Brett Favre's Super Bowl XXXI Championship Ring, commemorating the 35-21 victory over the New England Patriots on January 26, 1997.

​It features the Packers "G" logo set inside an oval football shape, completely covered in diamonds, surrounded by the words "World Champions."
​On the side you can see "FAVRE" engraved along with his famous number 4, it is the only Super Bowl ring of his legendary career.

The three large diamonds set inside the green football shaped background tell the story of ​The Power of Three: The Packers are the only team in modern pro football history to win three consecutive league titles in a row: the 1965 NFL Championship, followed by Super Bowl I (1966) and Super Bowl II (1967). This was the final game Vince Lombardi ever coached for the Green Bay Packers, capping off his legendary tenure with a decisive 33-14 victory over the Oakland Raiders in Miami.
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Paul Hornung’s 1965 Green Bay Packers NFL Championship ring.
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​The details show the name HORNUNG, honoring the legendary halfback, kicker, and 1961 NFL MVP.

This ring is significant as it was the final NFL Championship game played before the Super Bowl era began the following season. It also marked the first of Green Bay's legendary three-peat championship run (1965, 1966, and 1967) under Vince Lombardi. Gemini Ai

Super Bowl II (1967 season) ring.

This ring holds a place in NFL lore because 1961 marked the very first NFL Championship won under legendary head coach Vince Lombardi. The Packers dominated the New York Giants 37-0 at City Stadium (which we now know as Lambeau Field) on December 31, 1961.
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That is a replica of the Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV championship ring, modeled after the one presented to quarterback Aaron Rodgers following their victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in February 2011.
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​The centerpiece is the iconic Packers "G" logo, set against a green background and filled with diamonds.
​The four large, football-shaped stones in the corners represent the four Super Bowl titles won by the franchise (Super Bowls I, II, XXXI, and XLV).
​ WORLD CHAMPIONS, RODGERS, 12 and an engraving of of the Vince Lombardi trophy are featured on the sides.
​The actual player rings were crafted by Jostens out of 18-karat white gold with over 100 diamonds

Information about the rings in the photos came from Wikipedia and Gemini.

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