New England Patriots players, coaches, team executives and football staff received their Super Bowl LIII championship rings on Thursday night at a private party at owner Robert Kraft's residence.

Inside the ring, an inscription reads “we are all Patriots,” along with Kraft’s signature. The Patriots’ logo sits between six Lombardi trophies, set with a total of 123 diamonds.

Tom Brady collected another ring at his induction into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. The Patriots' social media team ...

The New England Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, in Super Bowl LIII (53) to win the 6th title in franchise history.

The ring in Harrison’s shop is that of venerable cornerback Brock Williams, a Patriots 2001 third-round draft pick who never played a down in New England but was nevertheless on the Super Bowl ...

Inside the ring, the words “We Are All Patriots” and “Greatest Comeback Ever” are engraved, referring to the 25-point deficit the Patriots erased to defeat the Atlanta Falcons in Super ...

Another year, another ring for the New England Patriots. On Thursday night, the members of the 2018-19 Patriots were awarded their championship rings to commemorate their Super Bowl win over the Rams.

Armutlu, the master jeweler at Minnesota-based Jostens, has designed all six of the Patriots’ Super Bowl rings. And all four of the Red Sox’ modern-era World Series rings.

The white gold rings - the largest Super Bowl rings ever made - have 205 diamonds and are engraved with the phrase "Do your job." Each ring also notes the player's name and diamond-encrusted ...

The inside of the ring includes, “We are all Patriots” and “greatest comeback ever,” a nod to the 31 unanswered points scored against the Falcons in the most dramatic comeback win in Super ...

The LED exterior displayed spinning images of Super Bowl rings, and that of course included all six of the Patriots' rings, which were earned from 2001-18. The Patriots 6 Super Bowl rings on ...

New England Patriots players, coaches, team executives and football staff received their Super Bowl LIII championship rings on Thursday night at a private party at owner Robert Kraft's residence.