- Carolina’s 2026 Stanley Cup ring packs in nearly 900 diamonds and rubies
- Every detail ties back to the championship run, down to the 16-3 playoff record etched inside
- Read below for how GM Eric Tulsky and the ring’s designer describe the piece
The Carolina Hurricanes made their championship official again Sunday night.
Players, coaches and staff each got their piece of hardware during a private ceremony, closing the loop on a season that ended with the franchise’s first title.
Jason of Beverly Hills built the ring, and the numbers packed into it read like a stat sheet for the whole run. Nearly 900 individually set stones make up the piece, including 9.80 carats of white diamonds and 1.40 carats of natural red rubies. The “2026” on the side carries 53 points of diamonds, one for every regular-season win Carolina picked up.
Sixty-six rubies line the perimeter for the goals the Hurricanes scored across their playoff run, and 69 points of rubies inside mark the combined regular-season and postseason win total. A North Carolina State flag sits under the ring top, ringed by 42 diamonds for the goals Carolina scored across the Eastern Conference Final and Stanley Cup Final.
General manager Eric Tulsky talked about what the finished ring says about the group that won it.
“Jason of Beverly Hills created a remarkable piece that captures the spirit of our organization and what this group accomplished together,” Tulsky said. “Every detail reflects the character of this team, from the way we played to the people who made this season unforgettable.”
Watch the Hurricanes show off the finished ring:
Jason Arasheben, the founder of Jason of Beverly Hills, explained what he set out to do with the design.
“It is an incredible honor to create a Stanley Cup championship ring for the Carolina Hurricanes,” Arasheben said. “From the beginning, our goal was not simply to design another ring, but to create a lasting symbol of the Hurricanes’ championship season.”
The ring hides a few extra touches too. A removable puck pendant sits inside, engraved with the Stanley Cup and each player’s number, and pulling it out reveals a small rendering of Stormy, the team’s mascot, worked into rubies and diamonds along the shank. The inside shank also records Carolina’s 16-3 postseason record next to the result of every series.
See the full reveal:
Jason of Beverly Hills is also selling a fan version of the ring, a white gold piece with real diamonds that can be personalized with a name and ring size. Hurricanes.com has the full breakdown of every detail baked into the design.
The rings arrive a couple days before the Hurricanes’ own championship documentary premieres on ESPN2, giving Carolina fans two fresh looks at the run in the same week.
