Each set costs roughly $5M Each set of Super Bowl rings is valued at roughly $5 million, though the team’s preferred design factors into the final cost.

While most Super Bowl rings range from $30,000 to $50,000, the worth increases dramatically if the ring is given to a celebrity.

Steve Weintraub, who owns the Gold and Diamond Source, appraised the ring’s actual intrinsic value at $35,000. However, he estimated that a collector may pay anywhere from $75,000 to $100,000 for it.

The Vince Lombardi trophy, for example, more commonly known as the Super Bowl trophy, is worth an eye-watering $50,000 to produce.

7 lbs.
Just the stats: Crafted entirely of sterling silver by Tiffany & Co. silversmiths in a Rhode Island workshop, the trophy stands 22 inches high and weighs 7 lbs.

The NFL traditionally covers the cost of roughly 150 rings for the championship team, which are rewarded to players, coaches, executives and others at the winning team’s discretion. Each set of Super Bowl rings is valued at roughly $5 million, though the team’s preferred design factors into the final cost.

Naturally, the first rings were handed out at the first Super Bowl in 1967. The Green Bay Packers got these fabulous selections, which feature a large diamond and are made from yellow gold. Genuine Super Bowl rings are highly collectible.

For the most part it isn’t major jewelers but sports memorabilia companies like Josten and Balfour that make the rings. The exception is Tiffany & Co., which has made Super Bowl rings several times (including last year’s rings for the New York Giants).

The one exception is that 0ne side of the ring must include the Super Bowl logo, a rule dictated by the NFL. For the most part it isn’t major jewelers but sports memorabilia companies like Josten and Balfour that make the rings.