Get your tickets now and experience 300 years of diamond history
Discover 400 years of diamond history in Europe’s only Diamond Museum and find out why Amsterdam is called the “City of Diamonds” The museum takes you on a journey that starts hundreds of kilometers below the surface of the earth and ends up in the ring on your finger.
The Diamond Museum Amsterdam was established in 2007 by Mr. Ben Meier. His mission was to educate the world about the fascinating world of diamonds. Marvel at our beautiful collection of remarkable artifacts and crowns and learn about the magical world of diamonds.
Located at the Museum Square in a 19th century monumental building.
Discover the characteristics such as the 4 C’s and become a diamond expert.
A permanent collection about the royal crowns from all over the world.
The sparkling gorilla skull that is set with over 17,000 brilliant diamonds
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Discover how Amsterdam earned the nickname ‘City of Diamonds’ as an international player in the diamond industry.
Only the finest of all diamonds end up in high-end jewelry. But what does it take for a diamond to be impeccable?
The collection of diamond artefacts is to call impressive at least. Discover them all, such as the diamond katana, diamond tennis racket and the diamond skull.
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Wasn’t sure what to expect here but it turned out to be a gem of a find (pardon the pun!). Was really interesting to see how they were formed, processed and to see examples of them used in different cultures and examples of royals and celebrities integrating them into their fashion. It’s free with I Amsterdam card so why not give it a visit? - Glasgow, Verenigd Koninkrijk
Scott
Worth a visit whilst in Amsterdam as the diamond industry made up such a big part of Amsterdam's history. It's really easy to get to as well as it is right next to the museum quarter where the Rijksmuseum is 🙂 - Sheffield, Verenigd Koninkrijk
Amy
I have never learnt so much about something that I didn't think I would be interested in but WOW, this place fantastic, the art behind making a diamond as beautiful as it is, is a try skill of craftsman ship. The exhibitions here are very informative and interesting. There is alot to learn but it is all explained very well. - Thurso, Verenigd Koninkrijk
Craig
Diamond Museum Amsterdam temporarily closed
In line with national policy relating to the coronavirus, we will be temporarily closed for visitors. We hope to welcome you again from February 10, 2021.
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