Relic-ostensorium in the form of the heavenly Jerusalem; On the heavy six-lobed foot with round raised middle part; the Passion tools of Christ are engraved. Stem and nodus are coarse. A castellated structure with two round defensive towers on either side of a gate entrance is attached to the tilted base; against which there are two pendants on the underside on each side of the trunk; containing a transparent orange glass bead and a light blue opaque bead. in the center there is a tower consisting of a hexagonal lantern and a round-topped upper part; flanked by two structures with roofs and tilted towers. On the round defense towers on either side of the gate and on the three remaining towers; blue glass beads with an opening can be inserted through which the pins on which saints are placed can be inserted: a saint with a hammer (Saint Eligius); a saint with a chalice (the apostle John) and a praying saint. The praying saint is an addition from the 19th century; the New Jerusalem; 'Arma Christi'; anonymous; Germany; c. 1500 - c. 1550; brass (alloy); kralen; figuren; gilding; h 32.8 cm x w 15 cm d 14.5 cm