Hurricanes receive 2026 Stanley Cup championship rings

The Carolina Hurricanes celebrated their 2026 Stanley Cup victory with a ring ceremony in Raleigh, showcasing the team's achievements and unity. According to ESPN, the rings, crafted by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills, feature 900 individually set stones, including 9.80 carats of white diamonds and 1.40 carats of natural red rubies, symbolizing key moments from their championship run.

The design includes 53 points of diamonds for their regular-season wins, 69 rubies for total wins, and 66 rubies for goals scored during the playoffs. Each ring has personalized engravings, including player signatures and a Stanley Cup puck pendant that can be worn as a necklace.

The inside of the ring reveals Stormy the mascot surrounded by diamonds and rubies, celebrating the Hurricanes' 'Storm Surge' postgame victory celebration that took place after winning on the Golden Knights' ice last June.

General manager Eric Tulsky emphasized that every detail reflects the team's character and collective effort in bringing the Cup back to Raleigh. This event not only honors the players and staff but also sets a tone for the upcoming season as they aim to defend their title.