National Jewelry Museum of Iran

Address:
Next to the Central bank, Ferdowsi street, Tehran, Iran
Visiting time:
Saturday to Wednesday 14 to 17
Annual holidays:
Thursdays and Fridays and official holidays.
Entrance fee(Iranian):
20000
Intrance fee(Foreigners):
150000
About: National Jewelry Museum of Iran

Museum of Iranian Crown Jewels is situated in the Treasury of Central bank of Islamic Republic of Iran. This treasury-museum lies in the construction of Iran’s Central Bank on Ferdowsi Street, Tehran. Many of the Iranian royal jewels from Safavid, Afshar, Qajar, and Pahlavi dynasties are presented in this museum. They include Darya-ye Noor Diamond, Jogheh Naderi (Naderi Paisley), Farah Pahlavi’s Crown, Kiani Crown, Javaherneshan Globe , Sun Throne, and Naderi Throne. Iranian Crown Jewels are so artistically, historically, and uniquely important that even the most skillful experts and evaluators of the world have failed to determine its real or approximate value. 
The precious objects and jewels of this treasury make up 75 percent of Iran’s cover for banknotes.

General Specifications
Name
National Jewelry Museum of Iran
Year of Establishment
1960 (1339 in solar calendar)
Suggestions
Duration of visit
Half an hour
Nearest tourist attractions
Post and Telegraph Museum, Museum of Glass and ceramics, City Park, Golestan Palace, National Museum
Special Offer
Taking photos is not allowed. You're not even allowed to have a paper and take notes.
Access route
Address
Next to the Central bank, Ferdowsi street, Tehran, Iran
Phone number
64464700
Website
www.cbi.ir
Facilities
Museum Guide
National Jewelry Museum of Iran
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