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A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wear Find: A World Cup Commemorative Ring

The Victoria ring by Vivalatina pays tribute to Spain, the winners of the FIFA 2026 World Cup. Photo courtesy of Vivalatina. Handout via The Gourmet Gazette


If the Spain FIFA World Cup 2026 Champions Ring, the first official champion’s ring in FIFA history, is a little too pricey at US$12,000 or no longer available (highly likely as only 2,026 have been made), one alternative comes straight out of Mexico from the craft workshops of Vivalatina. After the victory of Spain in the World Cup final last July 19th, the house revealed a ring honoring the team in its Mexica collection. The collection draws its inspiration from more than 3,000 years of game playing in Mexico and its aesthetic lines from the millennial Aztec culture of the region.  « A victory belongs to the present. Symbols live on through time, » said Nicolas Tranchant of Vivalatina, who designed the ring.

The Victoria ring by Vivalatina pays tribute to Spain, the winners of the FIFA 2026 World Cup. Photo courtesy of Vivalatina. Handout via The Gourmet Gazette

The ring, entitled Victoria, was finalized only after the final whistle and is incorporated with symbols of the winning nation, Spain. A  bull topped off by two stars reflecting Spain’s second World Cup victory, three stones in the colors of the Spanish flag, red and yellow, along with the date of the final have been incorporated into the design whose centrepiece is a soccer (football) ball.  Each ring is numbered. Special to The Gourmet Gazette

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