The answer is: His ring, fine linen and a gold chain

Gen 41:42

In the story of Joseph, when Pharaoh appoints him as the second-in-command of Egypt, he goes all out with the gifts. The items he bestows upon Joseph—his signet ring, fine linen garments, and a gold chain—aren’t just token gestures; they are powerful symbols of authority, dignity, and honor. The signet ring is particularly significant; it represents Pharaoh’s personal investment and trust in Joseph's leadership. That ring would allow Joseph to effectuate orders and decisions with royal authority, quite a remarkable beginning for a Hebrew boy who once faced such enormous adversity.

The fine linen garment might sound trivial at first, but in Ancient Egypt, fine linens were reserved for the wealthy and noble. This clothing give Joseph not just a fresh look but also helped him distance himself from his past experience—being a shepherd’s son and then a prisoner in jail. Meanwhile, the gold chain, often seen as a jewel of honor, added bling to his position.

Interestingly, garments in biblical times often signify a person's character or season in life. When Joseph's brothers originally sold him into slavery, they convinced their father Jacob he was dead by presenting his blood-stained coat. Now he’s adorned with regal wear, showing a striking reversal of fate—a beautiful echo of transformative journeys throughout the Bible. Many see such stories as illustrations of hope and divine intervention in human affairs. You can't help but cheer for Joseph and appreciate these vivid symbols on his journey through life!