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A four-leafed ring of the abbot Gerard Maier. In the middle is a highlighted square with a large oval amethyst gemstone. It is surrounded by three smaller amethysts and small oval garnets. Around the precious stones there is a relief of a tendril. The edgse of the ring are adorned with an endless interweaving. 

A mitre of the abbot Franc Ksaver Taufferer who led the Cistercian Abbey Stična between 1764 and 1784. The headdress is richly embroidered and decorated with vegetable motifs made of gilded threads on a red silk. The coat of arms of the Stična Abbey is embroidered on the left side while the family Taufferer from Višnja Gora coat of arms is embroidered on the right side. Abbot Taufferer lived in Ljubljana after the dissolution of the Stična monastery in 1784. He is buried in the parish church of St Giles in Višnja Gora.

A mitre of the bishop Anton Bonaventura Jeglič (1850-1937). The surface is embroidered and decorated with a vegetable motifs. In the middle is a relief of a cross with gilded threads. A similar embossed vegetable motifs are repeated on the strips of the mitre. Jeglič, the bishop of Ljubljana, died on July 2, 1937 in Stična.

A pectorale of the bishop Anton Bonaventura Jeglič (1850-1937) use to have a relic inside. The relic is now missing. There is an IHS monogram on the round cover. The cross in Historicism style was made in the Wilhelm Rauscher's workshop in Fulda (Germany).