Diamond Tower, Commercial skyscraper in Ramat Gan, Israel
Diamond Tower is a 115-meter, 32-floor skyscraper in the Ramat Gan diamond exchange complex, designed by Eli Gvirtzman and completed in 1992. Its first twenty floors are reserved for diamantaires, and it holds the world's largest diamond trading hall, able to seat up to 1,000 people. The building offers 80,000 square meters of offices and parking.
Completed in 1992, Diamond Tower was the tallest building in Ramat Gan and the tallest in Israel outside Tel Aviv. It held the Ramat Gan record until 2000, when the Sheraton City Tower surpassed it. A plan exists to raise it from 36 to 76 floors.
The Israel Diamond Exchange in the building is a global hub where diamond traders gather daily to conduct business and negotiate deals. Professionals from around the world come here to participate in the international trade that has long defined this sector.
The building is easily located from central Ramat Gan and provides access points for business visitors in the lower floors. Visitors should know that this is an active office building and access may be limited depending on business operations.
The building houses one of the world's largest diamond exchanges, where hundreds of traders gather daily to conduct business. This feature made it a major hub for international diamond commerce during its operational years.
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