Simone Biles once again proved why she’s the GOAT at the Paris Olympics, grabbing four medals—three gold and a silver—while shutting down any doubts after her bittersweet Tokyo experience. To celebrate her achievements, DesignsBySantwon, a championship ring designer, came forward with some serious bling.
They designed five custom gold rings, each created to honor Simone and her Paris performance. One ring had “Biles” engraved in front of the Eiffel Tower, while another featured her name with the colors of the American flag. The designer hoped to gift these rings to Simone, saying, “This concept, should the Queen accept, would be 100% GIFTED✨ REAL GOLD for the REAL DEAL🙌🏿.”
One standout ring featured 5 custom-cut stone letters layered over an S-shaped flag, with a 3D GOAT crowned like the Statue of Liberty, its horns curving toward a picture of Simone beneath the Olympic rings—truly GOAT status. The company encouraged fans to tag Simone in the comments, hoping the epic gift would make its way to her!
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DesignsBySantwon was successful in its pursuit, as Simone Biles commented within an hour of the post being uploaded with a shocked reaction, “😱😱😱😱” It is unclear when the gymnast will receive the rings now that she’s embarking on the Gold Over America tour. But it is a great gift to her for her achievements. The company has designed rings for numerous other competition-winning teams.
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Numerous other teams have designed their rings from the company. This includes numerous cheerleading teams like the Sassycats, who became eight-time NCA All-Star National Champions. Roosevelt University, who won the NCA Collegiate National Championship in 2024, the 2024 NHSCC National Champions High School Bobcats, and Team Australia, who won the 2024 ICU World title, are some of their other clients.
However, they won’t be taking any compensation for the rings presented to Simone Biles and want to gift them to her for her incredible achievements. This continues the long list of people who have congratulated and paid tribute to Simone Biles after her incredible Paris Olympics campaign. This list includes not only fans of the gymnast but also celebrities who can’t seem to get enough of her either.
Numerous celebrities paid tribute to Simone Biles for her Olympic campaign
Simone Biles has truly cemented her A-list status, thanks to her legendary career as the most decorated gymnast in history. While competing in Paris, she had quite the celebrity fan club in the stands—Nicole Kidman, Natalie Portman, Spike Lee, Snoop Dogg, and more all showed up to watch her make Olympic history. And when she dominated her events, the love and admiration poured in from back home, further solidifying her GOAT title.
On September 5th, Simone made an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, where Fallon took her GOAT status literally by bringing out a real-life goat to celebrate her greatness. As if that wasn’t enough, Simone rocked a necklace that spelled out “GOAT,” showing that she’s fully embracing her achievements and isn’t afraid to flaunt them.
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Even at the MTV VMAs, Megan Thee Stallion gave her a nod by wearing a dress inspired by Simone’s iconic leotard. And she’s not the only one—Beyoncé wore a similar dress in July to show her support. Taylor Swift also joined the party, narrating an NBC video honoring Simone, alongside fellow Olympians Katie Ledecky and Sha’Carri Richardson.
With praise from some of the biggest names in entertainment, it’s clear that Simone’s star power is only growing—and it’s bringing a massive boost in viewership to gymnastics. Safe to say, no one’s questioning who the most impactful gymnast of our time is!
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