Sunday night, the Denver Broncos received their Super 5o rings adding to the franchise’s memories of Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII.
This one's for Pat.#Horsepower pic.twitter.com/ifol9nw1RN
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) June 13, 2016
194 diamonds
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) June 13, 2016
5.05 carats. #Horsepower
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The ring that ended Cam Newton’s dab, has close to 212 total stones, 194 diamonds, 18 orange sapphires and 5.05 carats. Every player has a different ring than the others designed by Jostens commemorating the memorable victory over the Carolina Panthers with the name of each player on the Broncos and the phrase “THIS ONE’S FOR PAT” (in honor of owner, Pat Bowlen) on the sides.
Top of the ring features the Super Bowl 50 logo and the Broncos three Super Bowl victories placed above the team logo in diamonds. Of course, the beautiful words, “WORLD CHAMPIONS” etched on the top and bottom edges.
President and CEO Joe Ellis acknowledge this special achievement for the franchise and the team’s partnership with Jostens.
“The Super Bowl 50 championship victory was a tremendous achievement for the Broncos organization. We’re honored to once again partner with Jostens to recognize such an historic moment in NFL history with a spectacular, one-of-a kind ring that symbolizes the accomplishments of this very special team. Most importantly, the ring honors the Broncos’ rich history and passionate fan base. It truly captures the excitement of our Super Bowl 50 in for the incredibly deserving members of our organization.”
Time will tell what the Broncos logo will look like on the Super Bowl 51 ring, but we can predict it right?