In this vitrine, you can take closer look at large reliquary crosses that, in contrast to underwear crosses, were worn on the top of the cloths and used for holding objects of Christian veneration, for example, fragments of relics, cloth or wood.

This vitrine also presents church utensils. There are thuribles hanging on chains and made in a form of a bowl with horizontal handles. Below the crosses, you can see fragments of stationary marble reliquaries, which were used to place relics under churches altars. At the bottom of the vitrine, on the right, there is a stand with the fifth or sixth century cross, carved of local limestone. The inscription on the cross states: "(In the) memory of the holy martyr Anastasia".