The Chicago Blackhawks have received their 2015 Stanley Cup championship rings but there’s one more to hand out—and you might be the lucky recipient.
The team is conducting a raffle for one of those rings with proceeds from the $2 tickets sold between now and Christmas Day going to team charities.
The ring will have 355 round, pear, marquise and custom princess-cut diamonds set in a 14 karat white gold ring. The winner gets his or her name engraved on the side.
The winning name will be drawn on Christmas Day and receive a phone call from team owner Rocky Wirtz and the Hawks say they’ll provide tickets and transportation to and from Chicago for a presentation ceremony Sunday, January 24 when the team battles the St. Louis Blues at the United Center. They’ll also give the winner and guest gift bags with memorabilia, hotel accommodations and $500 for expenses.
The winner will also be awarded a cash prize of $6,165 to mitigate the winner’s tax liability that results from winning the raffle.
The Blackhawks say the whole package is worth over $18,000.
You can enter here. There’s a minimum purchase of five tickets.
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