The Dalí Jewels exhibition is just extraordinary for it's exhibits of Dali designed pieces of jewellery. Much of the collection is some of the most unique items that combine imagination of the man with the exquisite, ornate, and just plain dream like desires. I especially love the pomegranate heart, the honeycomb heart, Explosion and the tree of life. A great collection that not only secure the legacy, but enhances it too.

Dalí’s art is most of the time hard to understand, however, his jewel’s designs condensate every bit of his imagination, skill and technical geniusness (some designs blend mechanics and jewelery) at a brilliant level (pun intended). Please note, nevertheless, that although the designs are his exclusively, the actual jewels were elaborated by two NY jewelers and not by Dalí himself. Overall, this exhibit is a short trip to absolute luxury, a mystic understanding of christian faith and nature’s beauty through an allegory made with minerals and stones.

An amazing exhibition of jewel based sculptures by Dalí. Before my visit, I had no idea he worked so extensively and skillfully in precious metals and gems.

A very nice museum with beautiful jewelery designed by Dali. A must see when you are in de neighboorhood.

You will never see another set of jewellery like this. It is incredible how different this work is from other artists, and how modern it feels. I highly recommend visiting. Also, it's included with your museum ticket. A lot of the people who visit the museum forget to check it out.

Outstandig! Dont miss it after the visit to the Dali museum

First time discovered Dali's jewelry creativity geniuses. Wow, the sheer magic , beauty just make me speechless. An artistic genius like Dali can turn anything into a master piece

Amazing!! Got in right before they closed and saw the most gorgeous Jewlery. Definitely my favorite artist

Even after the third visit, you continue to be amazed and astonished by the sometimes absurdity of the juwelry and artworks. A fantastic place to find new inspiration.

Free Must See just outside of Dali tomb.

Really cool place with wheelchair access. Small but informative