LA Galaxy unveils stunning 4.10 carat 2024 MLS Cup Championship Ring with 202 diamonds

The LA Galaxy, in collaboration with Jostens, unveiled their 2024 MLS Cup Championship Ring in a private ceremony held in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday evening. The ring celebrates the club's record-breaking sixth MLS Cup victory, cementing their status as the most successful franchise in Major League Soccer history.

“Jostens is truly honored to partner with the LA Galaxy to create this historic ring,” said Chris Poitras SVP & GM of Jostens Professional Sports Division. “This gorgeous piece of jewelry uses intricate craftsmanship to tell the story of the Galaxy’s sixth MLS Cup Championship and honors the team’s connection to the city of Los Angeles.”

The ring features 202 diamonds, 2 princess-cut diamonds, 29 sapphires and 6 yellow diamonds totaling approximately 4.10 carats.

This championship ring not only commemorates the LA Galaxy's triumph in the 2024 MLS Cup but also marks a significant milestone in the club's history. Exactly 10 years after winning their fifth title, the Galaxy have further distanced themselves from other MLS clubs by securing their sixth championship. The ring showcases that as it has six stars above the crest represent the club's MLS Cup victories and it also has the player’s number in diamonds as well as the player’s unique signature.

"Winning a championship ring is not just about the victory, it’s about the journey—the countless hours of sacrifice, teamwork, and dedication,” said Tom Braun, President of Business Operations and Chief Operating Officer of the LA Galaxy. “This ring is a testament to what happens when passion, perseverance, and partnership come together to achieve something greater than any one individual can accomplish.”

As the LA Galaxy bask in the glory of their sixth MLS Cup victory, attention will soon turn to the 2025 season and the challenge of defending their title. The championship ring will serve as a powerful reminder of what the team has achieved and motivation for future success. Things haven’t started out as well as the they lost their MLS opener to newcomers San Diego FC, but they have a chance to turn things around as they face the Vancouver Whitecaps FC on the road come Matchday 2.