The insane price tag jeweler believes Knicks rings are worth

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Lemoncelli, J. (2026, October 21). The insane price tag jeweler believes Knicks rings are worth. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/21/sports/the-insane-price-tag-jeweler-believes-knicks-rings-are-worth/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-21 · by Jenna Lemoncelli

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Luxury jeweler Neil Dutta estimates that the New York Knicks’ 2026 championship rings could be worth up to $250,000 each due to their intricate design featuring over 800 stones, including 22 carats of diamonds and sapphires. The rings incorporate a detailed model of Madison Square Garden’s exterior that moves with the turn of the ring. Designer Jason Arasheben emphasizes the ring’s symbolic elements, such as .16-carat diamonds representing the team’s comeback win in the NBA Finals, but declined to disclose the exact cost, describing it as priceless.
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Neil Dutta, managing director at jeweler Angelic Diamonds, estimates that each New York Knicks championship ring could be worth up to $250,000. The rings, designed by Jason of Beverly Hills with input from Knicks leadership, contain 22 carats of diamonds and sapphires, over 180 grams of gold, and nearly 800 individually set stones. This valuation is based on the greater combined gemstone weight and design complexity compared to the Golden State Warriors' championship rings, which reportedly had a manufacturer’s price of $108,000 each in 2022. The Knicks’ ring includes a miniature recreation of Madison Square Garden's exterior that rises with a turn of the ring, along with intricate details like recreating the arena's ceiling on the underside of the ring.

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Angelic Diamonds Beverly Hills Knicks The Post the New York Knicks’

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Knicks ORG · 6× Beverly Hills GPE · 4× Jason PERSON · 4× Arasheben PERSON · 2× Angelic Diamonds ORG · 1× Neil Dutta PERSON · 1× Spurs ORG · 1× The Post ORG · 1× the Golden State Warriors’ ORG · 1× the New York Knicks’ ORG · 1×

Narrative

“What makes this ring unique from others I’ve created is how every detail — from the combination of round brilliant and emerald-cut diamonds with radially set blue sapphires to the individual player tributes and championship milestones — tells a story that is distinctly New York Knicks.”
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🔮 “I’d estimate the New York Knicks’ championship rings could be worth up to $250,000 each,” Neil Dutta, managing director at jeweler Angelic Diamonds with over 20 years of jewelry design experience, told The Post.
2026-10-21 · New York Post
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That’s the question after renowned luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, who designed the ring with input from Knicks leadership, revealed it contains 22 carats of diamonds and sapphires, over 180 grams of gold and nearly 800 individually set stones. asserted
it → ’ → gold
“I’d estimate the New York Knicks’ championship rings could be worth up to $250,000 each,” Neil Dutta, managing director at jeweler Angelic Diamonds with over 20 years of jewelry design experience, told The Post. uncertain
Dutta → estimate → Post
“The designer, Jason of Beverly Hills, also made the Golden State Warriors’ championship rings in 2022, which reportedly had a manufacturer’s price of $108,000 each. uncertain
which → make → 108,000
Those featured around 16 carats of diamonds, so they’re a useful comparison. asserted
they → feature → diamonds
“Given the greater combined gemstone weight and the complexity of the Knicks’ design, I think a valuation approaching $250,000 is plausible, although the quality of the individual stones would ultimately influence that figure.” asserted
quality → give → figure
The Knicks’ ring features a miniature recreation of Madison Square Garden’s exterior that rises with a turn of the ring — and the underside of the removable part of the ring recreates the Garden’s ceiling, while the top showcases the arena’s lower bowl. asserted
top → feature → bowl
A .16-carat round diamond signifies the team’s 16-point comeback in the clinching Game 5. asserted
diamond → signify → Game
There are 16 emerald-cut diamonds that line the inner part of the ring for every playoff victory. asserted
that → be → victory
The shank of the ring is engraved with the phrase “Knicks in Five,” for the team’s NBA Finals victory over the favored Spurs. asserted
shank → engrave → Spurs
“Sourcing that many stones to work together takes considerable care, particularly when you’re trying to achieve a consistent color and finish,” Dutta said. asserted
Dutta → source → color
With hundreds of stones sitting so closely together, each one has to be positioned precisely, with enough metal to hold it securely. asserted
one → sit → it
The ring opens to reveal a detailed model of the arena, and adding a moving mechanism to a piece already covered in gemstones makes manufacturing considerably more complicated. asserted
manufacturing → open → gemstones
Every component has to fit precisely, and the settings need to remain secure when the ring is opened and closed.” asserted
ring → have → ?
Jason Arasheben did not disclose the exact price of the Knicks’ championship ring. asserted
Arasheben → disclose → ring
“It’s like asking how much the Mona Lisa is. asserted
Lisa → ’ → ?
It’s priceless,” Arasheben said during an appearance on “CBS Mornings” on Wednesday, adding that he had seven months to create it. asserted
he → ’ → it
“The ring was designed to capture the team’s identity and the defining moments of its title run,” Arasheben told Page Six Style exclusively. asserted
Arasheben → design → Style
“What makes this ring unique from others I’ve created is how every detail — from the combination of round brilliant and emerald-cut diamonds with radially set blue sapphires to the individual player tributes and championship milestones — tells a story that is distinctly New York Knicks.” asserted
that → make → story
Jason of Beverly Hills made 200 premier rings for purchase, which cost $19,995. asserted
which → make → 19,995
Each ring is individually numbered. asserted
ring → number → ?
Another championship ring style, consisting of nickel alloy and cubic zirconia is valued at $299. asserted
style → consist → 299
The fan collection, which includes a necklace, pendant, bracelet and paperweight, ranges from $299 to $15,995. asserted
which → include → 15,995
Jason of Beverly Hills has made eight of the last 10 NBA title rings, as well as the 2026 Stanley Cup championship rings for the Carolina Hurricanes and the Seattle Seahawks’ 2026 Super Bowl rings. asserted
Jason → make → Hurricanes
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