The image is a photograph of a display case with a label on it. The label is titled "Hellenic Necklaces of the 3rd-2nd Century BC" and is written in black text on a white background. On the right side of the image, there is a small gold-colored object, which appears to be a necklace with intricate designs and patterns. The necklace is displayed on a clear acrylic stand with a white base. The text on the label is in black font and is divided into two sections.

The first section of the label explains that the necklace is made of gold, aquamarine, emerald, amethyst, agate, garnet, and chrysoprase, and is a type of jewelry from the Hellenic period. It is typically found in the Middle East and Asia Minor and Greece, as indicated by the text. The second section explains that it is made from the same gold as the necklace, but is also made from a similar type of gemstone. The jewelry is typically displayed in a museum or exhibition space.