You Can Wear The 'Philly Special' Play Thanks To A Local Jeweler

PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia Eagles fans will never forget the legendary play that ignited the sports world during Super Bowl LII and are immortalizing it in various ways.

From shirts, to vehicle decals, to tattoos, Birds fans have been paying tribute to the "Philly Special" since Nick Foles, Corey Clement and Trey Burton hoodwinked the New England Patriots to score a touchdown during the big game. (We'd like to point out that Tom Brady did not make a catch during a similar play in the game.)

And now Philly's own Safian & Rudolph Jewelers has memorialized the play in a necklace.

"Obviously it's a play any Eagles fan loves to relive," Rich Goldberg of Safian & Rudolph told Patch.

Goldberg's sister, a graphic designer, pitched the idea of commemorating the play in a piece and from then on it became a passion project for Goldberg and his staff.

After about a month of design work, 3D printing, and casting, the Philly Special Necklace was born.

"It came out much cleaner and cooler looking that we anticipated," Goldberg said. "Everyone flipped when they saw it."

There are two versions of the necklace, one with 14-karat white or yellow gold. In the play position of the drawing where Foles made the catch is a football shaped marquise diamond. That retails for $795.

You can still wear the play in its new elegant form for a bit less money, as the jeweler offers a $295 silver version (gold plating is available for the silver version) with a cubic zirconium stone in place of the diamond."

Check out the necklace online here.

Images via Safian & Rudolph Jewelers