Diamond exchange
Diamond Exchange District
Ramat Gan, Israel
The centre of Israel's diamond trade, around the Israel Diamond Exchange, whose trading floor in the Diamond Tower is among the largest in the world. Entry is for members and their guests.
The Diamond Exchange District in Ramat Gan, just east of Tel Aviv, is the centre of Israel's diamond industry. At its heart is the Israel Diamond Exchange, founded in 1937, whose complex of towers holds one of the largest diamond trading floors in the world.
What you find
Polished diamond trading and manufacturing, especially of larger and fancy-shaped stones; offices of dealers, manufacturers, brokers and grading laboratories; banks, customs and shipping services on site. The district is also home to the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Museum.
How trading works
The exchange is a members' bourse, belonging to the World Federation of Diamond Bourses. Members trade on the floor and in their offices under the exchange's rules and arbitration. Entry is for members and invited guests, with strict security.
Visiting
- Arrange a visit through a member; bring identification.
- Arlozorov / Savidor Center station is nearby.
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