The Carolina Hurricanes tonight celebrated their Stanley Cup championship season with a private ring ceremony honoring players, coaches and team staff. The rings were designed and created by luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills in collaboration with Hurricanes leadership.
Crafted entirely in California, the championship ring features nearly 900 individually set stones, including 9.80 carats of white diamonds, and 1.40 carats of natural red rubies. Through intricate craftsmanship, personalization, and symbolic design elements, the ring commemorates the team’s championship season while honoring the traditions that define Hurricanes hockey.
“Jason of Beverly Hills created a remarkable piece that captures the spirit of our organization and what this group accomplished together,” said General Manager Eric Tulsky. “Every detail reflects the character of this team, from the way we played to the people who made this season unforgettable.”
"It is an incredible honor to create a Stanley Cup championship ring for the Carolina Hurricanes," said Jason Arasheben, founder and CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills. "Very few opportunities in our industry carry the significance of creating a Stanley Cup championship ring. From the beginning, our goal was not simply to design another ring, but to create a lasting symbol of the Hurricanes' championship season. Every element was intentionally designed to honor the team's culture, defining moments and the collective effort that brought the Stanley Cup to Carolina."




























