Cambodia, Kingdom (post 1993). Royal Order of Cambodia, I Class Grand Cross Set, Modern Issue

(ព្រះរាជបញ្ជារបស់កម្ពុជា។ / preahreach banhchea robsa kampouchea). Instituted in 1995. Grand Cross Badge: multi-piece construction, in plated white metal with red and navy blue lacquers, with a single embedded glass stone placed at the tip of all eight star points, unmarked, measuring 86.8 mm (w) x 123.5 mm (h) inclusive of its Khmer crown suspension, on its original full-length sash featuring a large bow-tie; Breast Star: multi-piece construction, in plated white metal with red and navy blue lacquers, with a single embedded glass stone placed at the tip of all eight star points, unmarked, measuring 96.5 mm (w) x 103.5 (h), horizontal pinback; Pendant: multi-piece construction, in plated white metal with red and navy blue lacquers, with a single embedded glass stone placed at the tip of all eight star points, unmarked, measuring 41.3 mm (w) x 43.3 mm (h), dual push pin attachments; and Ribbon Bar: clasp in plated white metal with five embedded glass stones, affixed to the bar with an original ribbon, measuring 37.5 mm (w) x 16 mm (h), with pinback. Intact lacquers, mint.

Footnote: The Royal Order of Cambodia was instituted on October 5, 1995, based on the original Order of 1864 and the revised one of 1948-1970, before the Kingdom gave way to the Khmer Republic. The Kingdom itself was re-established in 1993. The Order is awarded for eminent services to the Kingdom of Cambodia, in five grades: Grand Cross, Grand Officer, Commander, Officer and Knight.