Metal circular paperweight featuring St. Cuthbert's Cross, with purple fabric. - Design: St. Cuthbert's Cross emblem - Color: Purple fabric - Material: Metal frame and glass - Shape: Circular - Use: Paperweight - Size: Approximately 9.2 cm in diameter, 2 cm thick - Weight: 331g St. Cuthbert's Cross, also known as the "Pectoral Cross," is an important archaeological artifact made of gold and garnet. This cross is believed to have been worn by St. Cuthbert, the 7th-century Bishop of Lindisfarne, and was discovered in his coffin after his death. Due to its design and historical significance, St. Cuthbert's Cross is widely used in modern-day Durham. It is not only a treasure of Durham Cathedral but is also adopted in the coat of arms and logos of Durham University, permeating the local community as a symbol of Durham. Thank you for viewing.