Football season is officially back, and what better way to celebrate than by revisiting one of the boldest rings in the game? Eagles fans, this one’s for you.
Coming off their dominating performance in Super Bowl 59, in which they completely dismantled and humiliated the Kansas City Chiefs and their “star” quarterback, the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl ring has been revealed, featuring a few uniquely spectacular details from the design mind of Jason of Beverly Hills.
Coming off their dominating performance in Super Bowl 59, in which they completely dismantled and humiliated the Kansas City Chiefs and their “star” quarterback, the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl ring has been revealed, featuring a few uniquely spectacular details from the design mind of Jason of Beverly Hills.
This year’s Eagles Super Bowl ring not only celebrates the team’s second championship but does so with signature flair, packed with symbolism that pays tribute to a record-breaking season.
Growing up in a die-hard Philly sports household, Super Bowl 59 was a day my family will remember forever. From the now-infamous Tush Push to the Dagger Play, everyone was on their feet rooting for their favorite quarterback, Jalen Hurts; running back Saquon Barkley; and the team’s exceptional defense.
An all-star, world champion team deserves a Super Bowl ring that reflects its greatness, and Jason of Beverly Hills certainly delivered, with a design rich in meaningful Easter eggs and messages hidden throughout the ring.
Eagles Super Bowl Ring Face Design: Diamonds, Records, and Symbolism
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A total of 145 diamonds sit on the ring bezel to celebrate the Eagles’ 145 points scored during the playoffs—the most in NFL postseason history. Two Lombardi Trophies symbolize the two Super Bowl championships under owner Jeffrey Lurie. One carat of marquise-shaped diamonds in the trophies highlights both the Eagles’ No. 1-ranked total defense and their record-setting rushing offense, which holds the most rushing yards in NFL.
Forty points of diamonds in “WORLD CHAMPIONS” represent the 40 points scored by the Eagles in Super Bowl 59. Eighteen green stones encircle the top, honoring the Eagles’ NFL-record-tying 18 total victories in the regular season and playoffs.
From every carat to every cut, the front of the Eagles Super Bowl ring tells the story of a dominant 2024 season, one engineered through teamwork and resilience.
Eagles Super Bowl Ring Wings: Hidden Message and Player Honors
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One of the most ingenious elements of the ring design is a pair of wings that open with a hidden button to reveal Coach Nick Sirianni’s teamwork mantra: “YOU CAN’T BE GREAT WITHOUT THE GREATNESS OF OTHERS.” The wings are adorned with 0.9 carats of natural diamonds, underscoring the Eagles’ dominant defensive performance—six sacks and three turnovers.
Embedded in the button itself are five diamonds, representing the five Eagles who scored points during the epic victory: Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, Cooper DeJean and Jake Elliott.
Eagles Super Bowl Ring Sides: Personalization, Legacy, and Team Pride
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One side of the ring is personalized for each player, featuring their jersey number accented with natural diamonds, set against the backdrop of Lincoln Financial Field, paying homage to the dedicated fan base that passionately supported the team throughout its Super Bowl 59-winning campaign. (My family is especially happy for the shout-out!)
The other side displays 10 points of diamonds in the Super Bowl 59 logo, signifying the Eagles’ franchise-record 10-game winning streak during the regular season.
Beyond the stats and sparkle, these design elements reflect how the Eagles Super Bowl ring honors the spirit of the city and the unwavering dedication of its fans.
Eagles Super Bowl Ring Inside Details: Hidden Messages and Historic Firsts
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Each ring features the player’s signature, along with their name, serving as a lasting symbol of their achievement. Inside the ring, a Brazilian flag is engraved to commemorate the team’s season opener in São Paulo. Beneath it are Coach Siriani’s core values: “TOUGH, DETAILED, TOGETHER.”
Also engraved on the inside are the scores from each playoff game, along with “145” marking the NFL record for the most points scored in a single postseason on the way to the Super Bowl LIX title.
Eagles Super Bowl Ring and Owner Jeffrey Lurie’s Tribute to the Team
“Our Super Bowl LIX Championship Ring represents the commitment, determination, and sacrifice of every member of our organization who helped deliver another World Championship for Eagles fans everywhere,” said Jeffrey Lurie, Chairman and CEO, Philadelphia Eagles, in a press release announcing the ring reveal.
“From the start of training camp to our celebration on Broad Street, this team was deeply connected on every level. Our players, coaches, and front office staff all worked so tirelessly throughout the season to raise another Lombardi Trophy. On behalf of the Philadelphia Eagles, I would like to thank Jason of Beverly Hills for their expertise and craftsmanship around the design of this truly magnificent ring. It will forever serve as a reminder of just how magical the 2024 season was for our organization and fans. ”
Eagles Super Bowl Ring Designer Jason Arasheben on the Meaningful Details
“This was a big, record-breaking season for the Eagles, giving us a lot to work with through design,” said Jason Arasheben, CEO, Jason of Beverly Hills in the same press release. “The wing release was a special surprise and a detail players and fans will appreciate. We really embraced the team culture, and together, created something great honoring the season and the franchise. It was an honor to be a part of this moment.”
Known for creating championship rings for elite athletes, Arasheben’s work on the Eagles Super Bowl ring elevates the artistry of sports jewelry to a new level of storytelling.