 | The Treasure of San Gennaro contains a selection of the most important works donated to Saint Januarius by over 700 years of Popes, Emperors, and European Kings. The works have the highest artistic value: they were made using a enormous amount of precious stones, by the most eminent goldsmiths of the time. The exhibition is being held in Palazzo Sciarra, a 17th-Century building overlooking tourist street via del Corso in Rome. |  |
 | Januarius was Bishop of Naples, and is a martyr saint of the Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Churches. Januarius is the patron saint of Naples, where the faithful gather three times a year in Naples Cathedral. Saint Januarius is famous for the miracle of the annual liquefaction of his blood, which, according to legend, was saved by a woman just after the saint's death.  |  |
 | The exhibition pivots on two major masterpieces of the treasure, the Collana di san Gennaro (Saint Januarius’ necklace) and the famous Mitra (Mitre) made of silver and precious stones. A total of 90 pieces were selected from the 22,000 pieces that make up the entire collection. |  |
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