Philadelphia Eagles Turn Heads With Super Bowl Ring Post on Saturday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. More than five months after defeating the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX, the Philadelphia Eagles received their championship rings Friday.

The Eagles released details about the ring last week, ahead of them being distributed to members of the organization. One of the coolest features of the ring is a “first-of-its-kind” pair of wings that pop out when hitting a button. The wings are released from the bezel of the ring when you press a special button located on top of the ring.

The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX Championship rings were created with Jason of Beverly Hills. It chronicles the team’s season with visible and hidden storylines

The Philadelphia Eagles were victorious in Super Bowl 59 and now comes the best part: The Super Bowl ring ceremony. Get your first glimpse at the ring

The front features two Lombardi Trophies decked out in diamonds. The side of the ring has the final score of Super Bowl 59. There's also two wings that pop out from the bottom of the ring.

The Philadelphia Eagles unveiled their Super Bowl LIX rings at the team's ring ceremony on Friday night — and they're sharp and large, to say the least. On the top of the ring is Philadelphia's logo with a pair of Super Bowl trophies,

While nothing stood in their way of capturing Super Bowl LIX, something did temporarily prevent the Philadelphia Eagles from receiving their Super Bowl rings. But after production issues delayed that event by over a month, the Eagles finally received their rings Friday night, less than a week before the start of training camp.

Eagles star cornerback Cooper DeJean wore a custom-made suit highlighting his pick-6 against Patrick Mahomes at the ring ceremony.