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Knicks’ 22-carat NBA championship ring includes nearly 800 diamonds — and a secret mini Garden

The Knicks marked their first NBA title in 53 years with a banner‑raising ceremony before their season‑opening game against the Philadelphia 76ers, and they unveiled a lavish championship ring crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills. The 22‑carat piece is set in white gold, studded with just under eight hundred diamonds and accented by blue sapphires.

A unique feature of the ring is a tiny, turn‑activated model of Madison Square Garden that rises from the band, with the underside depicting the arena’s ceiling and the top showing the lower bowl. The shank bears the phrase “Knicks in Five,” while each player’s ring displays their surname above their number in diamond, a .16‑carat stone commemorating a 16‑point comeback in Game 5, and sixteen emerald‑cut diamonds representing each playoff victory.

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