137 Spanien: Cisneros Orden: Großkreuzsatz in Brillanten.

 The Grand Cross gold and enamel, without sash. The ball tips set with cut diamonds. The red translucent enamel of the arms of the cross particularly finely guilloché. The arrows of the Spanish Falange chased between the arms of the cross. Supports riveted on the back. The breast star gold, the ball tips set with diamond roses. Setting white gold. Cross arms set with cut red glass stones. The eagle of the medallion separately set on and enameled. Riveted on the back. The arrows of the falange movement between the arms of the cross are made of white gold and doubled with yellow gold on the back. Back with carrying hook. The Order of Cisneros (es. Orden de Cisneros) was established on March 8, 1944 by the Spanish head of state Francisco Franco and was an award of the Falange movement. It was awarded by the general secretary of the movement to people who had rendered outstanding services in the field of "spiritual development of the country". The 1st and 2nd Classes of the Order were awarded by decree of the Caudillo Francisco Franco, on the proposal of the Secretary General of the Movement. The other classes were awarded by ministerial decree in the name of the head of state Franco.[2][3] With the award of the 1st and 2nd class, the recipients were to be addressed as Excellency and bearers of the Commander's Cross with Breast Star with the title of Distinguished Sirs.[4] The collane itself consists of a sequence of crosses and palms, in the center of which the described cross is then attached. Splendor set in the finest, hardly to be surpassed Spanish goldsmith work and as one of the highest orders of the Spanish Falange in this precious execution of the greatest rarity.

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