Jason of Beverly Hills Teases Potential Role in Historic New York Knicks Championship Rings
Luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills shared an image of Madison Square Garden bathed in blue and orange, sparking speculation over who designed the New York Knicks' championship rings. The franchise has yet to officially disclose the designer behind the jewelry commemorating their first NBA title in over five decades.
An enigmatic social media post from luxury jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills has ignited conversations regarding who produced the championship rings for the New York Knicks, according to reporting by Complex. The jeweler shared an overhead evening shot of Madison Square Garden lit in vibrant blue and orange hues to Instagram Stories, displaying the arena exterior illuminated with the words "NEW YORK FOREVER."
The post arrived shortly before the defending champions are scheduled to receive their hardware. The Knicks are preparing to commemorate their first NBA title in 53 years on Tuesday, Oct. 20, when they host the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden for their 2026-27 season opener.
As reported by Complex, the Knicks have remained tight-lipped regarding the company selected to manufacture their championship rings. The team has not officially disclosed the jeweler's identity ahead of the pregame ceremony, which is set to air nationally starting at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock.
Should Jason Arasheben, founder of Jason of Beverly Hills, be confirmed as the creator, the commission would add to an already extensive sports portfolio. Arasheben entered the championship ring market in 2009 and has since built a reputation for designing elaborate rings for top-tier franchises.
Complex noted that Arasheben has previously produced championship rings for the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia Eagles, and New York Liberty. His workshop is known for breaking away from standard ring aesthetics by incorporating intricate mechanical components, reversible tops, and interchangeable accents into modern sports jewelry.
In a conversation on Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson's podcast The Pull Up with Scoop B, Arasheben detailed how his firm began pursuing engineering feats within sports rings. He explained that setting his brand apart required technical innovation, referencing the 2018 Golden State Warriors ring where the top piece could detach to switch the background color between blue and white.
Outside of athletic organizations, Arasheben has created custom pieces for prominent music figures, including Drake and Rihanna. Speaking with Robinson, Arasheben reflected on working with the late pop icon Michael Jackson, stating that Jackson was the only celebrity who had ever left him starstruck after commissioning diamond pieces featuring the Jackson family crest.
Fans and basketball observers will not have to wait long to see whether Arasheben's company produced the historic jewelry. The final confirmation will arrive when the Knicks take the court at Madison Square Garden to raise their banner and unveil the rings before tipoff against Philadelphia.