Ceremonial Sword of the Archduke Ferdinand of Tyrol
- Owner: Archduke Ferdinand II, son of Ferdinand I of Habsburg Austria, ruler of Tyrol
- Dated: circa 1560
- Culture: Italian
- Medium: steel, wood, coral branches, gilded silver plate etched, and gilded green velvet
- Measurements: H. 78cm, B. 19cm, T. 7cm
The hilt of the sword is composed of three branches of the precious coral or red coral (Corallium rubrum) encased in a sleeve made of silver. The slightly curved blade with a presumably upper Italian forge brand has three fullers and wears a gold plating. The coral sword is a pure art piece without specific practical function, it certainly was never actually used as a weapon.