Exodus 28:9 uses onyx for the ephod’s shoulder pieces — the same stone appears here in the breastplate, showing varied use in priestly garments.

Exodus 28:13 describes the gold settings that hold the stones listed here — a practical structural link within the same chapter.

Revelation 4:3 describes God's throne like jasper — the same stone on the breastplate, linking earthly priesthood to heavenly glory.

Revelation 21:11 says the New Jerusalem's radiance is like jasper — the same stone from the breastplate, prefiguring God's dwelling.

Revelation 21:20 lists beryl and jasper among the New Jerusalem's foundations — direct fulfillment of the breastplate stones in the eternal city.

Ezekiel 1:16 describes wheels like beryl — one of the stones here, linking divine throne visions to priestly garments.

Ezekiel 10:9 again uses beryl for the wheels in the temple vision, echoing the same stone from the breastplate.

Daniel 10:6 describes an angelic body like beryl — the same stone from the breastplate, connecting heavenly beings to priestly symbolism.