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'So they can wear 'em to dinner:' Aces' championship rings feature unique quirk

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To celebrate the Las Vegas Aces’ third championship in four years, owner Mark Davis clearly spared no expense on a thoughtful design.

To celebrate the Las Vegas Aces’ third championship in four years , owner Mark Davis clearly spared no expense on a thoughtful and potentially trendsetting design. Davis was tasked with opening remarks for the team’s ring ceremony ahead of Saturday's season opener against the Phoenix Mercury, the Aces' 2025 WNBA Finals foe. Instead of a lengthy speech, Davis handed the microphone to a Jostens representative, who shared all the specs of the commemorative jewelry the Aces were waiting to unveil.

Set in 14 karat white gold with more than 500 white and black diamonds to fit the team’s color scheme, the rings are nearly 11 carats --- but that’s not the kicker. After the players opened the rings, Davis announced the coolest feature on his own. Although they share the same bulky square silhouette as any standard championship ring at first glance, the Aces’ are two pieces in one.

From the middle, the top pops off to reveal another smaller and sleeker ring. According to Jostens, the built-in additional custom fashion ring is the first of its kind. The standard 🏆💍 Las Vegas Aces x @TheChampionsCo pic.

twitter. com/6kvF6sKQ4B — Las Vegas Aces (@LVAces) May 9, 2026 This feature is specifically for the women in the organization, Davis said. “There's one for the men coaches,” Davis said.