Jewels From Famed Spanish Shipwreck Go On Display

August 20, 2022

The items, including a silver sword handle and pendants believed to have belonged to a religious band of knights, have been lying on the ocean floor off the Bahamas since 1656.

Photo by Brendan Chavez; courtesy of the Bahamas Maritime Museum

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