The time to visit the “National Jewelry Treasury” was announced
The National Jewelry Treasury will be reopened for a limited time after about three years of closure on the occasion of the Fajr decade. The National Jewelry Treasury is a subsidiary of the Central Bank, which according to its new announcement, on the occasion of the Fajr decade, will be open from Wednesday the 12th of Bahman to Wednesday the 19th of Bahman 1401, except for Thursdays, Fridays and holidays.
It is possible to visit the treasury on the specified days from 14:00 to 16:30. To visit and buy a ticket for this collection, you can go to the National Jewelry Treasury on Ferdowsi Street, Tehran, not reaching the intersection of Istanbul, on the corner of Central Bank Alley, building The central bank referred.
The incomparable treasure of “National Jewelry Treasury” is a collection of the world’s most precious jewels, which have been collected in different centuries. The current treasury of jewels was built in 1334 and was opened in 1339 with the establishment of the Central Bank of Iran and entrusted to this bank, and now it is under the protection of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Darya Noor diamond, Naderi collar, Pahlavi crown, Kiani crown, Jeweled sphere, Peacock throne and Naderi throne are among the most prominent works and jewels kept in this treasure.
Ezzatullah Zarghami, the Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, visited this treasure not long ago, after the scandals that occurred about the Central Bank’s jewelry treasure, and at the same time, he confirmed the existence of two royal crowns in this collection and said. who has requested the officials of Central Bank’s jewelry treasury to provide the possibility of public visit to its attractions.
Central Bank’s jewelry treasury was closed at the same time as the corona virus epidemic, and the continuation of this closure was related to the transfer of this treasure to the new treasury of Central Bank in Tepeh Abbasabad, Tehran, which is under construction.