9. The chest covering was square—nine inches long and nine inches wide—and it was folded double to make a pocket.
10. Then they put four rows of beautiful jewels on it: In the first row there was a ruby, a topaz, and a yellow quartz;
11. in the second there was a turquoise, a sapphire, and an emerald;
12. in the third there was a jacinth, an agate, and an amethyst;
13. in the fourth there was a chrysolite, an onyx, and a jasper. Gold was put around these jewels to attach them to the chest covering,
14. and the names of the sons of Israel were carved on these twelve jewels as a person carves a seal. Each jewel had the name of one of the twelve tribes of Israel.
15. They made chains of pure gold, twisted together like a rope, for the chest covering.
16. The workers made two gold pieces and two gold rings. They put the two gold rings on the two upper corners of the chest covering.
17. Then they put two gold chains in the two rings at the ends of the chest covering,
18. and they fastened the other two ends of the chains to the two gold pieces. They attached these gold pieces to the two shoulder straps in the front of the holy vest.
19. They made two gold rings and put them at the lower corners of the chest covering on the inside edge next to the holy vest.
20. They made two more gold rings on the bottom of the shoulder straps in front of the holy vest, near the seam, just above the woven belt of the holy vest.