The Diamond Museum, attached to the Netanya offices of the Israeli Diamond Exchange, tells the story of how a small Mediterranean town became a global centre of diamond polishing. Exhibits cover the geology, the cutting techniques, the trade, and the role of the industry in the early Israeli economy.
The museum is small and rarely crowded. Free guided tours of the cutting workshops are offered to visitors who arrange ahead. The site is in the southern industrial part of town, not on most tourist routes — a short taxi ride from the centre.