US EditionA Close Look at the Intricate Details of the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX Ring
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 19 – The rings feature 145 diamonds representing playoff points, pop-out eagle wings with coach Sirianni's mantra, and a Brazilian flag honoring the Eagles' season opener in São Paulo.
- The Philadelphia Eagles distributed their Super Bowl LIX championship rings during a ceremony in Philadelphia this past weekend.
- The rings celebrate the Eagles' February win over the Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome, marking their NFL championship victory.
- Crafted by jeweler Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills, the championship bands incorporate 145 diamonds symbolizing playoff points, 40 diamonds forming the phrase WORLD CHAMPIONS, and 18 green gemstones representing the team’s total season victories.
- A standout element of the ring is the pair of eagle wings that can be extended by pressing a button, revealing an inscription that reflects coach Sirianni's philosophy: greatness is achieved through the contributions of others.
- These rings symbolize the Eagles’ record-tying 18-3 season and team unity, highlighting their dominant campaign and endorsement of collective effort.
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