Right off the bat, if you'd like to get a good look at this Bible, I strongly recommend a YouTube video by R. Grant Jones, wherein he reviews this same hardcover edition very thoroughly. (Indeed, that video was what made me want to get one for myself!) He does a much better job describing it than I will be able to do in this post.
To begin with, the cover of this Bible is beautifully done, a chocolate-brown cover with an ornate golden cross design. It includes two ribbon markers, brown and red. The pages are gild-edged, and the whole effect is aesthetically pleasing to my eye.
As I hope I've made clear on this blog, I get excited about Bibles. That's why I have the blog, after all. But rarely have I been this excited about a new addition to my Bible bookshelf. Holman Publishers have knocked it out of the park on this one. It's a beautiful piece of work, and I am greatly anticipating reading it more thoroughly over this Lenten season. Do yourself a favor, and check out the video review from R. Grant Jones I shared above. Bible Buying Guide's review of the leather-touch edition of the same Bible is also excellent (as usual). I don't think this study Bible will disappoint.