A ceremonial mayoral or official's chain is displayed against a dark green velvet background, likely within a protective glass case, evidenced by reflections of two oblong light sources

A ceremonial mayoral or official's chain is displayed against a dark green velvet background, likely within a protective glass case, evidenced by reflections of two oblong light sources. The ornate collar, possibly crafted from silver-toned and gold-toned metals, features interconnected plaques and chains. Three prominent sections of the chain are visible. The upper visible plaque, partially obscured, shows a building and the text "ШЕВЧЕНКІВСЬКИЙ РАЙОН" (Shevchenkivskyi Raion). A lower left plaque depicts a building, identified by the text "СИХІВСЬКИЙ РАЙОН" (Sykhivskyi Raion). A right-side plaque displays another building with the text "ФРАНКІВСЬКИЙ РАЙОН" (Frankivskyi Raion). All three of these districts are administrative divisions of the city of Lviv, Ukraine. These plaques are square with scalloped gold-toned frames and set with small red gemstones. Three chains converge at a central element, which features a prominent oval-cut purple gemstone (likely an amethyst) set in a gold-toned, textured bezel. Below this, a large central pendant hangs, depicting the Coat of Arms of Lviv, Ukraine (a crowned lion within a city gate) in a silver-toned relief. This main pendant is also framed by an elaborate gold-toned border embedded with red gemstones. No people are present; the item is stationary and presented as an exhibit.