A long black rosary-beaded necklace with an Egyptian ankh cross and a bat pendant — three distinct occult motifs (Christian rosary format, ankh symbol, vampire-bat figure) stacked into a single wearable. Sold explicitly as "religious grunge gothic vampire," which is the tonal cocktail that keeps it out of the generic gothic-jewelry drift and inside the specific cross-tradition register the catalog runs for accessory pieces — a rosary you're not saying rosaries on, an ankh worn with a fanged figurehead, a piece with more than one god in the room.
702 prior accessions average 4.3/5, a substantial sample-size showing for a gothic accessory in this format. The listing confirms the beaded rosary construction, ankh cross, and bat pendant motif but doesn't specify chain length, bead material (glass, plastic, or stone are all common at this tier), pendant weight, or clasp construction, so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand. Price wasn't published at capture — factor value-for-money at purchase time rather than from this entry.
