Muzeum Bursztynu w Jarosławcu, Amber Museum in Jarosławiec, Poland.

The Muzeum Bursztynu w Jarosławcu is a museum in Poland dedicated entirely to amber, with multiple exhibition areas covering different aspects of this material. The collection displays raw specimens, finished jewelry, fossils with trapped insects and plants, as well as extraction and processing methods.

The museum opened to the public in 2014 at 1 Nadmorska Street in Jarosławiec, as a private institution. Its stated aim is to gather collections and present the formation of Baltic amber, inclusions in amber, and deposits in Poland and worldwide. Temporary exhibitions cover amber crafts, amber working and amber fishermen.

The museum's temporary exhibitions cover amber craftsmanship, amber working and the people who fish for amber, known in Polish as poławiacze bursztynu. The permanent displays reconstruct an amber forest and an underground amber mine, placing the material in the landscape around Jarosławiec on the Baltic coast.

The museum is at 1 Nadmorska Street in Jarosławiec, a coastal village in Sławieński district, West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is a private museum, so visiting depends on its own opening arrangements rather than those of a public institution; confirm the current hours before setting out, as they follow the seaside season.

The collection holds the second-largest lump of amber in Poland, weighing 2,906 g, alongside other lumps over 1,000 g. Visitors can also see rare, well-preserved inclusions such as a grasshopper, a pine cone and an oak inflorescence, plus a piece of blue Baltic amber and full documentation of the amber deposit at Możdżanowo.