The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has unveiled a nearly 200-year-old condom, believed to be a luxury souvenir from a brothel, as part of its 'Safe Sex?' exhibition. Made from a sheep's appendix and featuring an erotic etching of a nun and clergymen, the condom highlights 19th-century attitudes towards sex work and health. Curator Joyce Zelen noted its mint condition and the cultural significance of its design, which references the Judgment of Paris. The exhibit runs until the end of November, showcasing the intersection of art and sexual health.