Diamond Museum

The Diamond Museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of diamonds. Located in the heart of a city famous for its diamond cutters and traders, this museum reveals the secrets behind one of the most coveted and admired gemstones in the world.

What Can You Expect?

• Rich History: Explore the captivating history of diamonds, from their geological origins to the art and science of diamond cutting.

• Impressive Collections: Admire an extensive collection of rough and cut diamonds, including replicas of world-famous diamonds like the Koh-I-Noor and the Cullinan.

• Rare and Unique Pieces: Discover a variety of remarkable objects, including ancient weapons, tiaras, jewelry, and crowns. Special highlights include the Katana, the Rembrandt Diamond, and the Ape Skull, a piece inspired by Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted human skull.

• Interactive Exhibitions: The museum offers interactive exhibits that take you through the process of diamond mining to the finished product. Learn about various aspects of diamond processing and the quality assessment of these gemstones.

• Amsterdam and Diamonds: Discover the special relationship between Amsterdam and the diamond trade dating back to the Golden Age.

• Educational Experience: The museum provides an educational and entertaining experience for all ages, with information about the fascinating properties of diamonds and their role in different cultures.

A Brilliant Destination for Jewelry Enthusiasts

The Diamond Museum in Amsterdam is a must-see for anyone interested in jewelry, geology, history, and art. This museum offers a brilliant experience where you'll not only learn about the historical and cultural significance of diamonds but also admire their unparalleled beauty up close.

Discover the magic of diamonds at the Diamond Museum, Amsterdam!

Furthermore Diamond Museum is near the following sights: Moco Museum (±70 m), House of Bols: Cocktail & Genever Experience (±70 m), Van Gogh Museum (±125 m), Stedelijk Museum (±150 m) & Rijksmuseum (±225 m).

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Paulus Potterstraat 8, Amsterdam
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