Penguins donate 2017 Stanley Cup ring

A contingent of Pittsburgh Penguins, including centers Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, defenseman Kris Letang and general manager Jim Rutherford, presented a 2017 Stanley Cup championship ring
to the Hockey Hall of Fame
on Wednesday.
The ring, which features more than 200 diamonds, includes 10 yellow diamonds that comprise the Penguins logo on the face of the ring, and the phrase "Back 2 Back" with two images of the Stanley Cup on the left side of the ring, emblematic of Pittsburgh's titles in 2016 and 2017.

There is also a number 5 in the eye of the Penguins, which represents Pittsburgh's five Cup championships.

The ring will take its place in a display along with those commemorating other Stanley Cup winners, including one from every champion since 2007.