The Salvator Mundi, a rediscovered masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci from around 1500, portrays Christ as Savior of the World, holding a crystal orb in his left hand and raising his right in benediction. After years hidden and mistaken for a mere copy, restoration and research confirmed its authenticity, unveiling true brilliance. Scholars unanimously attribute the exquisitely rendered face, hands, and orb to Leonardo himself, cementing its place among his finest works. Its enigmatic allure and haunting execution mark a significant 21st-century artistic event, captivating global art enthusiasts. In a staggering November 15, 2017 auction, the Salvator Mundi set a record, selling for an astonishing USD 450,312,500, a testament to its iconic status in art history—a masterpiece reborn to dazzle the world once more.