A fine 18th-century silver pectoral cross housing seven precious relics of Christ's Passion centered around a relic of the True Cross. The relics are placed in the inner compartments covered by a hinged lid held in place by a silver capped screw and identified in Latin on typeset cedulae labels as:
- S. Spinensis Coronae D.N.J.C. - of the Crown of Thorns of our Lord Jesus Christ
- S. Sceptrum D.N.J.C. - of the Reed Scepter of our Lord Jesus Christ
- [of the Wood of the True Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ]
- S. Sudarii D.N.J.C. - of the Sweat Cloth (the Veil of Veronica) of our Lord Jesus Christ
- S. Hasta D.N.J.C. - of the Spear of our Lord Jesus Christ
- S. Spongia D.N.J.C. - of the Holy Sponge of our Lord Jesus Christ
- S. Clav. D.N.J.C. - of the nail [from the Cross] of our Lord Jesus Christ
- The last relic is unfortunately lost
The cross has a depiction of Christ on the front and back and is hallmarked on the ends of the cross's arms with an 18th-century mark of a silversmith from Napoli, Italy.
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