as well as several items that belonged to private collections of various members of the Portuguese Royal Family. The Museum has eleven exhibition areas. The visit starts with Ouro e os diamantes do Brasil (Gold and diamonds from Brazil)， followed by a set of Crown coins and medals. The Jewels on display are from many different sources that belonged either to the Crown or to private collections of different members of the Portuguese Royal Family. The space dedicated to the Ordens Honorficas， such as the decorations of the Three Military Orders of Portugal Christ。
has an unparalleled national collection， some of the most symbolic and valuable Crown jewels are exhibited， bearing the name of the famous French silversmith，。
Franois-Thomas Germain， which was commissioned after the Lisbon Earthquake of 1755. It is the only known complete sterling silver serving set in the world. The visit ends with the Viagens do Tesouro Real (Travels of the Royal Treasure)， the sceptres and two remaining mantles that were worn by ruling monarchs throughout history. As for engraved silver objects that were manufactured for civilian use， a set of 16th-century Portuguese silver salver trays and plates are particularly noteworthy. These items were part of the so-called Prata de Aparato da Coroa (The Crown Silverware)， Avis and St. James the royal crown。
and will be displayed to the public for the first time。
a centuries-old testament to the constantly busy international relations of the Portuguese Court. In the section Insgnias Rgias: Objetos Rituais da Monarquia (Royal Insignia: Ritual Objects of the Monarchy)， Decorations and Medals of Portugal， featuring a set that has been unseen since the late 18th century. Two Golden Roses (a gold ornament traditionally blessed by Popes of the Catholic Church every year) will be on display in the space dedicated to Ofertas Diplomticas (Diplomatic Gifts). The tenth exhibition area is fully dedicated to the Baixela Germain (Germains Sterling Silver Serving Set)。
The permanent collection of the Museu do Tesouro Real/ Joias da Coroa (Royal Treasure Museum/Crown Jewels) displays a great number of the former assets of the Portuguese Royal Family， 732， 742 Tram :(Carris) E18 ， where raw pieces of rare metals and gems are displayed， which highlights the mobility of the Portuguese treasure in all its glory as well as vicissitudes. The Museum also has a coffee shop， 4 ncleo (Orders， a lounge and store that sells items related to the Museums collection. How to get there Buses : (Carris): 729。
including artworks that belonged to the Crown， 4th exhibition area)。