Police found 27 stolen NYG superbowl rings in a Saugus, Mass. (1 Viewer)

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Police find more of stolen Giants' Super Bowl rings

More of the Giants' stolen rings from Super Bowl XLII have been found.

Police in Massachusetts excavated a safe with the rings and other valuables stolen from a jewelry company last June. The safe, cut into 10 pieces, was 8-10 feet below ground Hubbardston, Mass., according to the Boston Globe.

In June, the E.A. Dion jewelry company was robbed of $2-$2.5 million in good that included the Giants' Super Bowl rings.

Police found 27 of the rings in a Saugus, Mass., safe deposit box in January. They've identified between $500,000 and $700,000 of the original stolen goods. And they won't rule out finding more of the bounty.

"We are still looking at potential leads that could result in further arrests," Attleboro, Mass., detective Richard Campion told the Globe. "Every time we make a move in this case it opens up another door."