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Super Bowl rings are iconic personalized awards and one of the most recognizable commemorations in sports. They are also high-quality pieces of jewelry, crafted with gold, diamonds, and other precious metals and stones. The team that wins the Super Bowl each year gets 150 rings paid for by the NFL (The NFL contributes from $5,000 to $7,000 per ring for up to 150 rings per team, with any additional costs being borne by the team) and can make more if they choose to. These go not only to players but also to team executives, coaches, practice squad members, and others...

As every player in the NFL knows, it's not easy to get your hands on a Super Bowl ring. If you want a ring, you either have to play for the team that wins the Super Bowl (like players, coaches, team owners, trainers, staff) and sometimes even lucky fans are given rings by the winning teams, buy from auction companies-- or you can do what Vladimir Putin did, become the president of a nuclear power. Russian President Vladimir Putin once supposedly stole the ring a Super Bowl ring from New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. It all started in 2005,...

Stories behind every Super Bowl ring In American sports, there is no more sought-after symbol of success than a Super Bowl ring. One piece of glittering bling represents victory, overcoming obstacles, perseverance and teamwork and countless other things, depending on whose finger it encircles. The rings are as gaudy and ostentatious and overdone as the game they represent. All of which is amplified by the size they must be to fit the fingers of the men who wear them. And if the on-the-field stories behind rings are incredible, the off-the-field stories behind them often add to the legends. Each ring has...

A look at the history of NFL Super Bowl rings The Super Bowl is the annual final playoff game of the National Football League. It is considered one of the biggest sporting events on the calendar. This year, the game sees the Philadelphia Eagles face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on Feb. 11. The winning team receives the Vince Lombardi Trophy, and all team members receive another one of the most coveted NFL prizes: a Super Bowl ring. Final, the AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs defeated the NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles,...

What is a varsity jacket? While it would be accurate to say that Varsity Jackets and Letterman Jackets are one and the same, the reason for the use of two names has more to do with history and level than anything else. Varsity Jackets are always used by those who currently are or were at one point in ‘Varsity’ level Sports, Academics, or other activity that qualifies the person to earn an official Varsity Jacket. The change to the use of jackets from sweaters, understandably has to do with the use of more fabrics such as cotton along with leather...