Royal Jewelry Museum


The Royal Jewelry Museum is located in Alexandria, Egypt, and is known for displaying the stunning collection of jewelry belonging to the Egyptian royal family, including items owned by King Farouk and other members of the royal family. The museum showcases more than 11,000 exhibits, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulent world of royal adornments. It was originally the palace and residence of Fatma al-Zahra', daughter of Prince Ali Haider, and was built in 1919.

The museum is housed in a beautiful palace in the Zizinya neighborhood of Alexandria. Visitors can admire a wide range of exquisite jewelry pieces, including necklaces, crowns, tiaras, earrings, and more, crafted with precious gemstones, gold, and silver.