Ring of Honor: Kay Jewelers continues its 14-year tradition with the National League by once again gifting its Pro Football Hall of Fame “Rings of Excellence” to this year’s inductees — Drew Brees, Roger Craig, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly and Adam Vinatieri.
The 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony takes place Saturday inside the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.
The diamond rings are one-and-three-quarters carat in weight, and set in 14-karat gold. The outer diamonds evoke the image of a stadium packed with fans. They have special engravings of the enshrinee’s jersey number on the inside, along with a likeness of their bronzed bust, their position and years in the NFL, their last name, the Pro Football Hall of Fame logo and year of enshrinement. The ring’s blue gemstone was selected for “its allure and symbolic meaning of confidence, power and integrity that inspire athletes,” Kay Jewelers said in a statement. “On each side of the ring is a customized ode to the enshrined, reflecting the extraordinary career that helped define each player.”
Kay, a division of Signet Jewelers, has been creating the rings since 2013.
The rings are presented at a ceremony amid the vibrant atmosphere of their former home stadiums at NFL regular-season games at Enshrinement Week in Canton, the home of the Hall of Fame.
Kay also creates a Pro Football Hall of Fame necklace for the wives of the players to further commemorate the occasion. And each player receives a pendant from the Kay NFL True Fans collection that represents the team they played on.
Class of 2026 inductees: Drew Brees, Roger Craig, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly and Adam Vinatieri.
