The Jewel House is a historic building located in the Tower of London, England. It was established in the 14th century to store and display the Crown Jewels, which are the ceremonial treasures of the British monarchy. The building is designed to protect these valuable items and is a significant tourist attraction. Visitors to the Jewel House can see various crowns, scepters, and other royal regalia, including the famous Imperial State Crown. The collection showcases the rich history and craftsmanship of British royal artifacts, making it an important part of the nation's heritage.