Antwerp’s Diamond District, a compact commercial enclave, has been at the heart of Belgium’s centuries-old diamond trade. Approximately 85 percent of the world’s uncut diamonds pass through this bustling area, where rows of shops and showrooms are filled with diamond dealers, cutters, and polishers. Visitors can observe the intricate process of transforming rough stones into dazzling jewels, browse through glittering jewelry displays, and even purchase an engagement ring or other sparkling pieces. The district offers a unique glimpse into the world of precious gems and the skilled craftsmanship that goes into creating them.
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