Details of Larry Fitzgerald’s ‘Hall of Fame Ring of Excellence’

In addition to being inducted into the Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor, legendary wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald will again be honored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame with a custom ring.

Kay Jewelers created a “Hall of Fame Ring of Excellence” for all 2026 inductees, including Fitzgerald, that features custom details that reflect the players’ legacies on and off the field.

The ring is set in 14-karat gold with a total diamond weight of 1.75 carats — the outer diamonds are meant to resemble a stadium surrounding the football-shaped diamond center.

An up-close look at Larry Fitzgerald's Pro Football Hall of Fame Ring of Excellence he'll receive during Sunday's Ring of Honor induction and jersey retirement.

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— Tyler Drake (@Tdrake4sports) October 23, 2026

An image of Fitzgerald’s Hall of Fame bust, position and years in the NFL (2004-2020) appears on one side, while his name, the Pro Football Hall of Fame logo and year of enshrinement are etched on the other. The number 385 appears on the inner section of the ring, symbolizing Fitzgerald’s induction order as the 385th member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

A blue gemstone is set in the center, something Kay Jewelers says is meant to represent the traits of confidence, power and integrity.

Fitzgerald will receive the ring as part of the festivities of his jersey retirement and Cardinals Ring of Honor induction on Sunday during the team’s game against the Denver Broncos.

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