Floral and ornamental designs and coat of arms of Charles V on case; monstrance has 3 sections: pear-shaped pinnacle, oviform centre and hexagonal base;

Polyptych: upper scene: Crucifixion; lower scene: Christ before Pilate with the Flagellation in the background; Left wing: Carrying of the Cross; Right wing: Descent from the Cross, the Entombment; Outer wings: Christ in Gethsemane, Arrest of Christ; Medallion: Betrayal of Christ with Peter slicing off Malchus's ear in the foreground

Upper section is triptych with ogee arches, Crucifixion in centre in relief, on vaulted background, numerous figures in foreground;
left wing: Bearing of the Cross with Sacrifice of Isaac in distance;
right: Resurrection, with Entombment and other scenes in background;
second stage is smaller triptych carved in low relief with Agony in the Garden and, on the leaves, the Betrayal

rests on semi-circular arcade with Last Supper in full relief; each side with seated lion grasping a shield