One of Bermuda’s most enduring mysteries has been celebrated with the creation of an almost exact replica of the Tucker Cross.

The gold and emerald-encrusted Tucker Cross, thought to be from the Spanish galleon San Pedro that wrecked in 1594, was discovered by the late treasure hunter Teddy Tucker in 1955 but vanished mysteriously 20 years later and has never been recovered.

It is made in 22-carat gold, weighing 116.93 grams with 39.39 carats of emeralds sourced from the Muzo emerald mine in the Andes mountain range of Colombia.

This piece is also accompanied by a collector story book of its creation, and an original treasure map, signed by Teddy Tucker, the original founder.