Diamant Museum

The Diamond Museum is a very famous characteristic museum in the Netherlands. Since Amsterdam is a world-renowned diamond trading center and its diamond processing technology is world-class, visiting this characteristic museum can understand the charm and art of diamonds from different angles. The museum is located in the center of Amsterdam, between the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. Founded in 2007 by the veteran diamond processing company CosterDiamonds. Visit the guided tour to enter the Diamond Museum. It is recommended to watch a short film introducing diamonds at the entrance, where you can learn about the birth of diamonds. After a long period of hundreds of millions of years, the loose diamonds are slowly formed under the surface of 200 kilometers, to excavation, and then through a series of processes such as processing, cutting, and polishing to truly become diamonds on precious rings and necklaces. The short film is available in multiple languages, with optional viewing in English. After gaining insight into the birth process of diamonds, you can see the replicas of the royal crowns of various countries inlaid with dazzling diamonds, the development history of the diamond processing industry in Amsterdam, appreciate various diamonds, and understand the quality standards for judging high-quality diamonds - 4C, that is, cut ( cut), carat (carat), colour (color) and clarity (transparency), etc. Must-See Collection: Replica of Queen Elizabeth's Crown. In addition, interested friends can also sign up for the diamond workshop in the museum to cut and polish loose diamonds to create their own diamonds. Please refer to the official website for specific appointment methods and fees.