The Euphrosyne Of Polotsk Cross

Cross of Saint Euphrosyne
The Cross of Saint Euphrosyne was a splendid gem-studded cross created at her behest by a local master, Lazar Bohsa (Belarusian: Лазар Богша). The famous six-armed golden cross was decorated with enamels and precious stones and presented by her to the Church of the Holy Saviour in 1161. Of exquisite beauty, the relic survived centuries of turbulence until World War II, when it mysteriously disappeared during the evacuation of the museum in 1941. For the last time, the cross was seen in Mogilev. Despite some efforts of the Belarusian government to trace the whereabouts of this treasure in the early 1990s, which included even searching in private collections in the United States, nothing has been found.
The cross has a hole with a diameter of 3 mm for the lace.