8 hidden facts and details of the Eagles' Super Bowl ring
The Eagles unveiled their Super Bowl rings commemorating their championship on Friday night as players received their rings in a team ceremony. Players were sized for their rings and selected designs during the locker room cleanout and exit interviews with the media in February.
The Super Bowl LIX Championship Ring was crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills, measuring 41 millimeters in diameter and featuring a total of 12 carats in diamonds, with a combined weight of 140 grams. The ring is composed of white gold and features a green sapphire, symbolizing the Eagles' performance.
With training camp just days away, we're examining eight hidden facts and details about the glitzy design.
Top of the ring
The top of the ring has two Lombardi Trophies for the two Super Bowls the Eagles have won since 2017. One side of the ring has the 40-22 final score from February. The other side of Hurts' ring has his name and jersey number.
Middle inscription
The middle inscription displays the final score of all four postseason matchups, beginning with the Wild Card win over the Packers and concluding with the Super Bowl win over Kansas City.
Wings that pop out
The rings also include a mechanism that allows the 'WINGS' to pop out of the ring and expand.
18 wins on the way to Super Bowl glory
Philadelphia went 14-3 during the regular season and then won four more postseason games. To commemorate that journey, every ring has 18 stones at the top.
Player name
Every player has their name and signature on the dazzling ring.
Ten points of diamonds
Philadelphia went on a ten-game win streak after starting the season out 2-2, and the franchise had ten diamonds placed at the top of the ring to commemorate the streak.
Brazilian Flag
Things started off with an impressive win over the Packers in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the team celebrated that achievement by including a Brazilian Flag above the final score from their four playoff wins.
Coach Siriani's message
We highlighted the wings that protrude from the rings, and they feature an engraved message from head coach Nick Sirianni.
"You can't be great without the greatness of others"
There are 0.9 carats on those wings to represent six sacks and three takeaways in the Super Bowl.
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