2012 Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Championship Ring

THE 2012 LOS ANGELES CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING TEAM

The cup and all of its glory are headed to the Sunshine State! The Los Angeles Kings defeated the New Jersey Devils in 6 games to win their first-ever Stanley Cup.

Also, the first-ever Championship Ring with it! Los Angeles has seen many Championships in its sporting history, however, this one is extra special as it comes on the ice for the first time.

The LA Kings made more history as well. Specifically, becoming the first team in NHL history to capture a Championship Ring as the 8th seed heading into the playoffs.

This Stanley Cup took more blood, sweat, and tears than any before it. Even more hard work throughout the season to sneak into the NHL Playoffs was rewarded with hockey’s glorious Stanley Cup. Not to mention, the LA Kings won the Stanley Cup and NHL Championship Ring in 2014.

THE NHL SEASON IS LIKE NONE OTHER

82 games in the regular season followed by 4 rounds of grueling playoff hockey.

In particular, all with one goal in mind: Winning the NHL Playoffs and the Championship Ring that comes with it.

There is no better way to recognize such hard work and sacrifice over the course of a season.

Additionally, the 2012 Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Championship Ring speaks for itself.

Congrats to the Los Angeles Kings on the great season and the great Hockey Championship Ring that comes with it!

2012 Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Championship Ring

Let’s review the details of the Story of the Ring.

white gold

round, brilliant cut diamonds

round pave set diamonds

Top
The top of the 2012 Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Championship Ring features a prominent Stanley Cup component, with the LA Kings crest as another distinct element. The Stanley Cup is surrounded by 104 stones and the words “STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS.”

Sides
One side of the ring highlights the crown with the recipient’s name above it. The opposite side features “LA KINGS” at the top, the NHL logo beneath, and the numbers “16” and “4” to commemorate the Kings’ remarkable playoff run.