The Miami Hurricanes debuted two new pieces of jewelry to celebrate with on the sidelines during their first game of the season against the Florida Gators.

Over the last three seasons, the Hurricanes defenders have worn the “turnover chain” on the sidelines after one of the players records an interception or forces a fumble.

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Miami gave out its first turnover chain of the season to defensive end Scott Patchan, who recovered a fumble in the second quarter. Linebacker Shaquille Quarterman also recovered a fumble in the game.

The new turnover chain features a gigantic “305,” which has the “U” logo on top of it. According to Master Tes, the chain also has 2,027 grams of gold and the pendant itself has 2,000 white sapphires and 500 grams of gold.

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When the Hurricanes took the lead with a touchdown pass from Jarren Williams to Brevin Jordan, the team broke out their first-ever “touchdown rings.”

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While the bling was in full view, the Gators had the last laugh, winning the game 24-20.