2003 - Pectoral cross—a pendant from the Eastern Mediterranean region in the Byzantine style, featuring a polished central garnet and decorated with glass paste, crafted in 21-22K yellow gold. 14th–15th century.

Pectoral cross—a pendant from the Eastern Mediterranean region in the Byzantine style, featuring a polished central garnet and decorated with glass paste, crafted in 21-22K yellow gold. 14th–15th century. It is framed by a delicate, chased, and twisted braid of fine gold wire and granulated material arranged in rows, featuring an elaborate bail—a classic Byzantine art technique. It includes a long chain with two spherical motifs and a braided yellow gold chain.