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Step into a world of exquisite antique and contemporary jewelry and gorgeous antique silver at this elegant shop situated opposite the Allard-Pierson Museum in the historic and beautiful heart of Amsterdam.
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Step into a world of exquisite antique and contemporary jewelry and gorgeous antique silver at this elegant shop situated opposite the Allard-Pierson Museum in the historic and beautiful heart of Amsterdam. This establishment, opened in 1823, specializes in European silver, antiques and second hand jewelry. The splendid collection showcased in brocaded display cases and richly carved cabinets is a tribute to fine craftsmanship. The antique jewelry displayed alongside the variety of sterling silverware vies for your attention as does the silver plaque depicting the entrance to an Amsterdam hospital or the 18th century perpetual calendar. In 1973, this establishment became suppliers of the Dutch royalty. Jewelry is also designed, made and repaired in the workshop located on the premises.
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Bloemenmarkt
Another market unique to Amsterdam is the Bloemenmarkt, the world’s only floating flower market.
Webers Holland
Expect an explosive and unique combination when a hip, trendy, artistic, avant-garde and a wee bit loud store for women is set in a protected historical monument, the 17th century Klein Trippenhuis.
La Savonnerie
Want to wash away your worries or wash away your sins; there's soap aplenty to do all of that, plus more. You'll be amazed that a simple commodity like soap could be an object of artistic creation.
Galleria d'Arte Rinascimento
High quality Makkumware porcelain from Koninklijke Tichelaars is available at this shop which stocks all kinds of everything related to Delftware.
Maison de Bonneterie
From Gucci bags, Fieldcrest towels and a host of other designer tags to compliment your wardrobe, this elegant store has it all.
Mathieu Hart
Not one to flaunt its name, this unobtrusive store is a name to reckon with when it comes to a collection of antiques. In the business since 1878, Mathieu Hart is a veritable treasure trove.
Museum Quarter
It has the most popular designer’s shops clothes and shoes shops along with massage, well being, health, florist and specialist shops.
P.C. Hooftstraat
At the P.C. Hooftstraat you will find all the haute couture boutiques: Cartier, Gucci, Tommy Hilfiger and the very impressive Oger shop.
Galerie Ra
The perfect place to find gold and silver turned into stunning jewelry, each piece of which is an expression of art. Owner Paul Derrez's creativity does not stop here.
H. J. van de Kerkhof
A fabric shop like no other, it is sure to please every woman's heart and every man's too who wants to please his woman. Spools of ribbon and cord, colors galore, adorn the store's walls.
Metz & Co
If you have money to spend and don't want to compromise on quality, then this store is definitely worth a visit.
De Negen Straatjes
The Nine Streets or De Negen Straatjes are nine narrow streets between the main canals that have boutiques, specialist shops, galleries and restaurants for people who cannot afford to shop at the Museum Quarter
Nieuws Innovations
Little souvenirs in unique shapes make for unusual gifts. Fish-shaped pens, lipstick, syringes (this is Amsterdam after all!
Free Record Shop
The prices are competitive though and the store, which is spread across the ground floor and basement, has an incredible number of cassettes, CDs and videos.
E Kramer Candle Shop
Whether it's soft seductive candlelight you require for that romantic dinner or illumination for a wake and everything else in between, you're sure to find it here.
Evenaar
Available at this one-stop shop is a wide range of travel literature, travel guides and large-format photo books about travel and anthropology.
't Curiosa Winkeltje
A shop that is sure to delight people of all ages with its collection of cute little knick-knacks like colored bottles and glasses, big plastic butterflies, lamps shaped like bananas and other items of use.
Waterlooplein
This 300-stall outdoor bazaar is full of curiosa, general bric-a-brac, second-hand clothing, CDs, DVDs, appliances and goods both brand new and used.
Souvenir Shopping
Around the area of Damrak and Leidsplein you will find a number of souvenir shops selling everything from traditional Dutch wooden clogs to miniature windmills.
Miscellaneous Shopping
De Beeldenwinkel Sculpture Gallery is a gallery that has random things for sale like statues, sculptures, pottery, and marble figures for people with all kinds of tastes.
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