About Us
We provide life to our cultural heritage through our carefully selected historical jewelry from all over the world
We are proud to have established partnerships with some of the finest museums around the world, allowing us to offer you stunning replicas of their most prized pieces. From the gorgeous Fabergé jewelry housed at the St. Petersburg Museum in Russia, to the stunning Pharaonic jewelry on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, and the fascinating Bactrian jewelry at the Cultural History Museum in Kabul, Afghanistan, we have something for everyone.
At MuseumJewellery.com
-we are passionate about preserving the cultural heritage of each country and are honored to contribute to this cause through the royalties paid on each sale. We believe that our jewelry should not only be aesthetically beautiful but also carry with it the rich history and cultural significance of its origin. So why wait? Browse our collection today and discover the magic of museum-quality jewelry
our jewelry seek to be exact replicas of the originals
Here is a sample of some of our collections
Wear a piece of history
Our materials
At Museum Jewelry we strive to create jewelry copies and reproductions that are as close to the original as possible, while still maintaining an affordable price range, in order to mediate our cultural history through the jewelry found in our museums around the world.
Therefore, we make exceptions for solid gold and precious stones that are too expensive to recreate. This means that precious stones may be replaced with semi-precious stones (such as corneal instead of ruby) and solid gold is made with vermeil (22K gold plating on sterling silver) and 14K gold. However, silver remains silver, so there is something for everyone!
We take care to ensure that all earring hangers are made from non-allergenic (hypoallergenic or nickel-free) silver.
A Few Examples
From our Blog
A thousand-year-old runestone in a small Danish town declared a nation, a religion, and a king — and, centuries later, gave its name to the wireless technology in your phone.
Bactria sat on the Silk Road at the crossroads of Greek and Central Asian culture. Our heart-shaped carnelian earrings carry that same crossroads in miniature.
How the same obsession with proportion that built the Parthenon shaped the granulation and filigree of ancient Greek jewelry.
The largest nomadic ethnic group in the world carries a thousand-year tradition of hand-hammered gold craftsmanship — the same tradition behind our African crescent-shaped earrings.
