National Jewelry Museum
Tehran Province, Tehran, Javadiyeh, 213 Avenue Central Bank of، FerdowsiAbout
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Added by Jopie, at 14 October 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 2:00 – 4:30 PM
- Tuesday 2:00 – 4:30 PM
- Wednesday Closed
- Thursday Closed
- Friday Closed
- Saturday 2:00 – 4:30 PM
- Sunday 2:00 – 4:30 PM
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15 Reviews
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08 April 2018
Время работы экспозиции:
С субботы по вторник с 14:00 до 17:00 (после 16:30 посетителей уже не пускают).
Стоимость входного билета на апрель 2018 - 200 000 риалов (меньше 5 USD).
Детям до 12 лет вход не разрешен.
ФОТО и ВИДЕОСЪЕМКА ЗАПРЕЩЕНЫ.
Камеры, фотоаппараты и даже телефоны проносить в выставочный зал запрещено. За этим следит охрана с помощью рамочных металлодетекторов. Лишние вещи можно оставить в камере хранения.
Поскольку время посещения музея ограничено, будьте готовы постоять в немаленькой очереди, которая начинает формироваться еще до открытия сокровищницы для посетителей.
Национальная сокровищница центрального банка Ирана - это музей драгоценностей и ювелирного искусства мирового масштаба.
Первые упоминания об этой коллекции возвращают нас к началу 16-го века, когда Персидской империей правила династия Сефивидов. Именно представители данной династии в походах, на торгах и в качестве даров от верных подданых и союзников обрели те бесценные сокровища, которые мы можем лицезреть сейчас.
В коллекции национальной сокровищницы Ирана находятся одни из самых красивых и крупных бриллиантов разной окраски и огранки, изумруды, рубины, жемчуг
Трон Надира, короны и прочие атрибуты власти правителей Персии, изготовленные из золота и других благородных материалов, инкрустированные драгоценными камнями теперь намного ближе обычным смертным, чем когда либо. Каждый из нас может спуститься в сокровищницу, насладиться манящим блеском бесчисленных граней розовых, желтых, красных бриллиантов и стать "халифом на час" :)response / report this review -
28 March 2018
Beautiful pieces of jewelry 💍 each worth billions of dollars 💵 you can see in one place
Only you can go there on regular days, and it's just open from 2 to 4:30. On holidays it is closed!!!!!
Visiting this place is a great opportunity. I recommend it to whomever visits Iran.response / report this review -
03 March 2018
Awesome museum with masterpiece jewelry and gem stone collections, such as turquoise, diamond, ruby, emerald, sapphire, pearl and etc.
The biggest pink diamond that is called "Daryaye Noor" (extreme of illumination)!
Qajar era and Pahlavi era crowns and official ornamented clothes with too many gem stones are in this museum!
It is not too big and doesn't have suitable ventilation and case lightening!
By most of the tourists opinion that I have, except of Iranian people, National Treasury is the Tehran's best highlight! It is a place that must see!response / report this review -
10 January 2018
No children under 12 years. If you talk to the security personally, they do sometimes allow children of about 5 years to see the exhibition.
My sons were very disappointed because they have a great interest in minerals such as precious stones.
I think this is really anti-children. I cannot see a reason why children under 12 years must not come into the exhibition room.
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02 January 2018
This is a fantastic, wonderful museum. The strange thing about it is that it is in the vaults of a bank! And it is open only couple of hours a day. But it is really worth it all the troubles and the inconvenience. You are not allowed to film, but they don't sell souvenirs either. Strange decisions
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16 October 2017
You cant bring any camera or mobile phone to this museum.. Very secure.. You can see how Persian Kingdom Royal with their treasure..
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15 October 2017
Omg! All that jewelry makes my heart hurt! Glory of the ancient world 🌎
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05 July 2017
Fantastic museum. It was absolutely worth it to visit more than one time. Because visiting time is limited and not managed correctly, you have not an enough time to see everything.
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03 June 2017
Very interesting museum showcasing Iranian treasures. Although there are no labels in English you get showed around by a guide. In there you can see some of the most famous gemstones in the world and other astonishing jewels.
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15 April 2017
Honestly, beyond this world. You'll never see anything like this anywhere in the world. Absolutely stunning and out of this world. Can't begin to tell you how majestic and beautiful the collection is.
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09 March 2017
My wife dragged me there as she is crazy about jewels. I must say - it was worthwile.
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26 January 2017
If you go to Iran and wants to know about previous dynasties and kings, this place is for you. There are a lot of splendid jewelleries. It is a bit hot and dark inside.
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25 December 2016
Honestly, I don't think this is a must see in Tehran. I just don't see why. Awful little explanation to the exhibition (thus try to follow one of the guided tourist groups), badly organized security check, dark room and cluttered showcases. Granted, the objects displayed are impressive. But due to the sheer amount of opulence, I was also overwhelmed and couldn't really grasp it.
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30 October 2016
One of the major tourist attractions in Tehran. Expect to wait in line for a while because crowd control is badly organized. The exhibition is stunning, a fine demonstration of how you can make every object extremely expensive and ugly by covering it with precious stones. You have to see to believe.
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21 October 2016
A magnificent and unique collection of priceless jewellery belonging to various dynasties of Iran rulers which now belongs to the nation. You can take a tour with a guide or go solo. There is always a crowd no matter what day of the week you visit the museum.
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