Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl 59 rings: Details on the glitzy diamond-studded design
After having to wait an extra month or so, the Philadelphia Eagles held a dazzling Super Bowl ring ceremony on Friday night in a star-studded affair. After hours of waiting, the Eagles revealed what Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts' ring looks like.
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.
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. The rings also include a mechanism that allows the 'WINGS' to pop out of the ring and expand.
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