vitrine
nounUK /ˈvɪt.riːn/
US /vɪˈtriːn/
A vitrine is a glass box where you can see special things on display.
The museum put the old crown in a vitrine so everyone could see it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A glass-fronted cabinet used in shops to show goods for sale.
The bakery's vitrine was filled with cakes and pastries.
3. A protective glass enclosure for a valuable or fragile object.
The ancient vase sat safely inside a vitrine.
4. A window or glass panel used for displaying items to the public.
Jewelry sparkled behind the vitrine at the entrance.