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Carolina Hurricanes’ Championship Ring Reveals Hidden Hockey Puck Pendant
The rings, crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills, celebrate the hockey team’s Stanley Cup win with design elements that honor its traditions.
The Carolina Hurricanes’ championship ring is crafted in white gold with a total of 9.80 carats of diamonds and 2.01 carats of rubies.
Raleigh, N.C.—The Carolina Hurricanes players received their championship rings at a private ring ceremony honoring the team, coaches, and staff on their Stanley Cup championship season this week.
The North Carolina-based hockey team’s rings were designed and created in collaboration between the Hurricanes’ leadership and Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills.
Previously, Arasheben has also created championship rings for the NFL, NBA, WNBA, and MLB.
Crafted in California, the rings feature design elements commemorating the team’s championship season while honoring its traditions.
“Jason of Beverly Hills created a remarkable piece that captures the spirit of our organization and what this group accomplished together,” said Eric Tulsky, general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes.
“Every detail reflects the character of this team, from the way we played to the people who made this season unforgettable.”
The North Carolina-based hockey team’s rings were designed and created in collaboration between the Hurricanes’ leadership and Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills.
Previously, Arasheben has also created championship rings for the NFL, NBA, WNBA, and MLB.
Crafted in California, the rings feature design elements commemorating the team’s championship season while honoring its traditions.
“Jason of Beverly Hills created a remarkable piece that captures the spirit of our organization and what this group accomplished together,” said Eric Tulsky, general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes.
“Every detail reflects the character of this team, from the way we played to the people who made this season unforgettable.”
The white gold rings use nearly 900 stones for a total of 9.80 carats of diamonds and 2.01 carats of rubies.
The face of the ring features 0.69 carats of rubies to represent the team’s combined regular season and post-season victories. It is the backdrop of the central design displaying the team’s logo with a diamond Stanley Cup trophy.
Its perimeter is encircled by a line of 66 red rubies for the 66 goals scored throughout the team’s playoff run as well as a sculpted rope motif symbolizing teamwork, unity, and shared responsibility.
The rope motif was inspired by the Hurricanes’ locker-room tradition and represents every player pulling on the same rope, said Jason of Beverly Hills.
The left side of the ring displays the 2026 win with 0.53 carats of diamonds for the team’s 53 regular-season victories. Below is the phrase “Stress Game” that honors the Hurricanes’ style of play built on pace, pressure, and constant attack.
Each player’s ring is customized with their information on the right side, including their number in diamonds, and their signature is engraved along the bottom of the band.
Encased in the championship ring is a removable championship puck pendant engraved with the Stanley cup on one side and personalized for each player on the reverse.
When the top of the ring is removed, a championship puck pendant is revealed. A bail pops out of the puck so it can be worn on a necklace.
One side of the puck displays the Stanley Cup while the reverse is personalized with each player’s number.
Looking at the interior of the ring, the Hurricanes’ mascot Stormy is encircled by diamonds and 0.69 carats of rubies also representing the team’s 69 combined regular season and post-season wins.
Meanwhile, the underside of the ring top features the North Carolina state flag framed by 42 diamonds for the 42 goals scored during the Eastern Conference Final and Stanley Cup Final.
There is also a circle with every player’s number to honor the Hurricanes’ “Storm Surge” celebration.
When the puck pendant is removed, the Hurricanes’ mascot Stormy can be seen, encircled by diamonds and rubies. On the top half of the ring is the North Carolina state flag encircled by every player’s number.
Inside the shank is an engraved record of the team’s 16-3 post-season record followed by the score from each of the playoff games during the season.
“It is an incredible honor to create a Stanley Cup championship ring for the Carolina Hurricanes,” said Arasheben, founder and CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills.
“Very few opportunities in our industry carry the significance of creating a Stanley Cup championship ring. From the beginning, our goal was not simply to design another ring, but to create a lasting symbol of the Hurricanes' championship season. Every element was intentionally designed to honor the team's culture, defining moments, and the collective effort that brought the Stanley Cup to Carolina.”
Jason of Beverly Hills has also designed a retail collection of fine jewelry and collectibles for Carolina Hurricanes fans.
It includes an official customizable replica of the championship ring for fans using white gold and diamonds ($15,995) or sterling silver and cubic zirconia ($1,595).
The collection is available on the Jason of Beverly Hills website.
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