The Ohio State University's Official Class Rings, produced and promoted by Jostens. The Ohio State University's Official Class Rings, produced and promoted by Jostens. "Inside the Ring" is a free ...

The 2019 CFP Championship Ring awarded to Louisiana State University, designed and manufactured by Jostens. The 2014 inaugural CFP Championship Ring awarded to Ohio State University, designed and ...

Jostens, an achievement-oriented products and services provider, is changing hands, as LA-based private equity firm Platinum Equity has agreed to purchase Jostens from Newell Brands for about $1.3 ...

If “it don’t mean a thing without the ring,” the Chicago Bulls’ catchphrase for last year’s championship season, there’s no shortage of meaning at the Jostens Recognition Jewelry Plant in Princeton.

On Friday, at Fenway Park’s opening day ceremony, Minneapolis-based custom jewelry giant Jostens presented the Boston Red Sox’s players, uniformed personnel, and staff with their 2013 World Series ...

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Oct. 10, 2016- Jostens, the leading provider of high-end custom jewelry for professional sports teams, unveiled the National Hockey League's 2016 Stanley Cup championship rings today ...

The Green Bay Packers have announced that Jostens will create the team's 4th Super Bowl Championship ring to symbolize their win in Super Bowl XLV and capture iconic elements of the Packers' football ...

Chicago Cubs fans continue to prove they can't get enough championship gear -- even the most expensive type. Jostens started selling World Series champion jewelry, including rings, on April 12, and in ...

The manufacturer of the Chicago Cubs’ 2016 World Series championship rings filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against an auction house and collector over a replica ring bearing Ben Zobrist’s name that ...

— -- Chicago Cubs fans continue to prove they can't get enough championship gear -- even the most expensive type. Jostens started selling World Series Champion jewelry, including rings, on April ...

Following a long drive from Jacksonville last Tuesday, Thomas “Dusty” Rhodes attended an Aiken County Board of Education meeting, believing he was there to help give an award to an old friend, retired ...