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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s Super Bowl LI championship ring was auctioned off for just over $1 million in 2020, while the auction record for a ring once owned by a player is $230,401. The Philadelphia Eagles' run to Super Bowl LII won't be forgotten anytime soon, but Jason Kelce has lost a rather valuable piece of memorabilia from the win. On his "New Heights" podcast, Kelce Some of the chili-covered socks included fake or replica rings, and the contestants had to race to find Jason's actual Super Bowl LII ring, but it was never found.. JASON KELCE. Eagles' Jason One of those rings was Kelce's actual Super Bowl LII ring. Unfortunately, when the proverbial dust cleared, no one could find a white gold ring consisting of 219 diamonds and 17 rare green sapphires. On the most recent episode of the podcast, Jason said the idea for the chili pool game was for participants to dig through the chili to find replicas of his 2018 Super Bowl ring. "As you guys know The lost Super Bowl ring was the only one Kelce won during his NFL career. He earned it during the 2018 postseason when the Eagles beat the Patriots 41-33 in Super Bowl 52. “We can safely assume my Super Bowl ring is now in a landfill some place in the Cincinnati Tristate area," Jason Kelce said. Mixed into the chili were two socks, each containing a replica of The Eagles Super Bowl ring, which is made of 10k white gold with 219 diamonds and 17 green sapphires, cost $11,270 each in 2018, according to Forbes. The Kelce brothers grew up in Cleveland Heights. The former Philadelphia Eagles center's ring was lost during the live show's 'Lombaby Games,' which included UC students searching for the ring in pools filled with Skyline Chili 3-ways. One challenge saw participants wade through pools of Skyline chili, searching for replica Super Bowl rings tied to socks.Crucially, though, one of those 'replicas' was actually Kelce's genuine On Thursday night, the Philadelphia Eagles were awarded their Super Bowl LII Championship Rings. Check out all the photos from an incredible ceremony, which was followed by a performance from Meek Mill. 219 diamonds. 17 green sapphires. And one dog mask. See what went into the making of the Super Bowl LII championship ring. #PhiladelphiaEagles #Eagles #NFL S The official fan collection of the Super Bowl LII Champion Philadelphia Eagles features fine jewelry as well as collectibles. All pieces in this collection have been inspired by the Eagles Super Bowl LII Championship ring and were designed in partnership with Jostens. Four months after beating the Patriots 41-33 in Super Bowl LII, the team finally unveiled their championship rings. If all the diamonds are any indication, the ring was definitely worth the wait. The right side of the ring displays the Super Bowl LII score (PHI 41 – NE 33) and the team’s unity message, “WE ALL WE GOT, WE ALL WE NEED,” above the Super Bowl LII logo. Below the logo, the word “FAMILY” highlights the team’s commitment and dedication to each other. The Philadelphia Eagles unveiled their Super Bowl LII championship ring, which commemorates the organization's historic 2017 season, during a ceremony on Thursday night. Take a look at these exclusive photos of the rings! However, none of them participated due to preparations for Super Bowl LII. The Eagles defeated the New England Patriots by a score of 41–33 in Super Bowl LII for their first Super Bowl victory in franchise history. It was also their fourth Super Bowl Championship, and their first league title since 1960. <p>This is a Philadelphia Eagles 2018 Replica Super Bowl LII Championship Ring featuring Carson Wentz's name. The ring is designed for fans of the team and commemorates their victory in the National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl. It is green in color, one size fits all, and is classified as a unisex adult item. The ring represents the team's success in the sport of football.</p> In honor of Super Bowl 53, check out our 53 favorite images from the Patriots Super Bowl LIII Ring Ceremony on Thursday, June 6, 2019. After months of meetings to discuss design and colors and messaging, Lurie presented the Super Bowl LII championship ring to every player, coach, and member of the Eagles organization on Thursday night in an exclusive red-carpet party in Philadelphia.
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