The Eagles wanted to go big with the Super Bowl LIX Championship Ring, and they did. Incredibly BIG, in fact.
They wanted every part of the ring, presented to the players, coaching staff, and entire Eagles organization on Friday night in a special, private ceremony in Philadelphia, to carry a special, impactful meaning.
They wanted unique features to the ring, which are certainly apparent.
The Super Bowl LIX Championship Ring – measuring at 41 millimeters with 12 carats in total diamonds with a combined weight of 140 grams in diamonds, white gold, and created green sapphire – symbolizes the performance of an entire football team and organization and, as evidenced by a season of success including three victories at Lincoln Financial Field in the NFC playoffs, the City of Philadelphia, and a worldwide following of fans.
“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. “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.”
This ring encompasses every step the Eagles made from Brazil, where the Eagles opened the 2024 regular season with a win over the Green Bay Packers, to Bourbon Street, the site of Super Bowl LIX, to Broad Street and the Super Bowl Parade in front of an estimated 1.5 million fans, in a season that saw Philadelphia win 18 of 21 games, 16 of its final 17 outings, including the 40-22 domination of the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.
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