Special Exhibitions and symposium ‘The Geumgwanchong Tomb and King Isaji’ Gold Crown / National Treasure No. 87 The gold crown excavated at the Geumgwanchong Tomb was the first of all the Silla crowns to be discovered to date. The crown consists of a base band with ornamentation in the shape of tree branches and antlers erected upon it, which are elaborately decorated with 133 gold leaves and 57 jades. The standing ornaments feature single dotted lines along the edges, while the base band displays an incised wave pattern. Experts believe that the band was also hung with a pair of dangling golden ornaments. July 11, 2014 National Museum of Korea, Yongsan-gu, Seoul