Chelsea Green has revealed that she found out the WWE Crown Jewel Championship is made of real gold and diamonds.
Speaking on the Good Karma Wrestling podcast recently, Green, the 2026 Women’s Crown Jewel Champion, said she also wondered about the belt and looked into it.
“I was like, what belt was that?” Green said. “This feels very like this feels like real diamond and real gold. And I believe I did find out it is in fact real diamond and real gold.”
Green explained that the belt doesn’t go home with the winner, and she believes it’s kept in Saudi Arabia under the watch of the royal family.
On the eve of Crown Jewel 2024, where the title made its debut, Triple H announced that the title belts would be on display in a vault at WWE Experience, the promotion’s fan attraction in Riyadh. The title was unveiled at Bad Blood weeks earlier, with Triple H saying it featured 50 carats of diamonds.
Green said the winner is given a ring instead, which is also made of gold and diamonds. It’s similar to the ones awarded to Stanley Cup and Super Bowl champions. She believes that makes the ring even more special. That’s because with WWE’s other titles, the belt goes to the new champion, and whoever loses it usually only gets a replica.
“So this is extra special because the ring is unique and it’s one of a kind and and I have the only ring, you know,” she said. “That ring was made for me in my size and I get to keep it.”
During Friday’s SmackDown, Green demanded Tiffany Stratton give back the ring she took at Crown Jewel, but Stratton laid her out with it. Stratton won the WWE Women’s Championship last Saturday in Riyadh by cashing in her Money in the Bank contract minutes after Green defeated Liv Morgan, ending Green’s 97-day reign.