This gold dang (a crown ornament) has a pointed gable-shaped top. The theme motif is the hollowed-out pattern of a cicada with stretching out wings. Both sides of the head of the cicada are decorated with curly grass patterns. Around the cicada are the jagged decorative patterns. Small gold millet grains are inlaid on the outlines of the cicada. The objects inlaid in the eyes of the cicada have lost. Along the northern edge, there are the zigzag-shaped buckles. From Han dynasty to Jin dynasty, gold dangs with designs of cicada often went with sable tails, collectively known as “diaochan (sable and cicada)”, which were iconic crown ornaments for Shi-zhong and Chang-shi (ancient title names).