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Possibly Spanish <n>Altar cross</n> made of rock crystal, gold, and enamel, ca. 1600.

11th-century <n>Byzantine</n> bronze <n>Half of a Reliquary Pendant Cross</n> depicting <n>Saint John the Theologian</n>.

A 10th–11th century <n>Byzantine</n> bronze <n>Reliquary Cross with Christ and the Virgin</n>.

<n>Double-Arm Reliquary Cross</n> from the Mosan region, ca. 1160–70. Held by <n>The Cleveland Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Reliquary or triple cross</n>, a British work in gilt bronze from 1861, after a Russian original.

<n>Byzantine</n> <n>Cross</n>, an 11th-century reliquary in bronze with niello inlay.

Crucifix - Asmat people - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

<n>Double-Arm Reliquary Cross</n>, a Mosan reliquary made of gold and silver gilt, ca. 1180-90.