Knicks championship ring maker on inspiration behind his design
Summary
Jason Arasheben designed the New York Knicks' championship rings using 22 carats of diamonds, blue sapphires, and gold. The rings include special features like a replica of Madison Square Garden and symbols representing key moments from the Knicks' championship win.Key Facts
- The rings contain 22 carats of diamonds and blue sapphires, and 180 grams of gold.
- Nearly 800 stones were carefully set in each ring.
- The design aims to reflect the spirit and energy of New York City.
- Inside the ring is a small model of Madison Square Garden, where the championship was won.
- A 16-point diamond symbolizes the Knicks overcoming a 16-point deficit in their final game.
- The rings were created within a tight seven-week deadline.
- Only 200 rings are available for purchase.
- Each ring costs $20,000 and is sold by Jason of Beverly Hills.
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