Clothing jewellery in mountain crystal, circa 1670.

Jewelry of gold and rock crystal in three parts, joined by hinges. The middle part consisting of an oval stone, surrounded by four small, hexagonal stones, on both sides in front of triangular pieces composed of two oval, one droplet and three small, round stones. The stones were rosenstensliped and foiled, smooth. The back partly covered with white enamel with a rank, painted with black paint, along the edges small loops, on all the parts remains of gold building.