The IDI Gallery on 3 Shalom Zisman Street in Ramat Gan opened last Thursday (May 25) to jewelry enthusiasts. For the first time, Israeli customers and tourists can purchase diamond jewelry directly from leading diamond brands from the Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE), saving on brokerage fees and learning about the world of diamonds up close in a stunning digital museum.
The Grand Opening
On May 24, a festive inauguration event of the IDI Gallery took place, in the presence of industry leaders, the heads of the Israel Diamond Institute (IDI), representatives of presenting companies, and many celebrities.
IDI Chairman Arnon Juwal delivered a speech at the inauguration ceremony in which he highlighted the extensive activities of the IDI in promoting the industry. Juwal talked about the polishing factory, the online sales center in collaboration with the two giant websites James Allen and Blue Nile, which features over 200 leading companies, and the IDI pavilion in leading exhibitions worldwide.
“We have gathered here to launch the new jewelry gallery,” said Juwal. “We are proud and excited to open the first jewelry complex in Israel, with approximately 15 companies sharing one space. In the IDI Gallery, you will find natural diamonds of all kinds, combined with colored stones, and jewelry of various types with stunning designs, all at comfortable prices. Our goal is to provide diamond companies with an opportunity to open a new door to the world of jewelry.”
The Managing Director of the IDI, Aviel Elia, also spoke at the inauguration event and thanked all those who contributed to the realization of the vision of “From Mine to Jewelry,” which will enable diamond companies from the IDE to sell jewelry directly to consumers.
Many celebrities participated in the event, and there was a great deal of excitement about the new and impressive initiative.
The day before that, on May 23, a mezuzah-fixing event was held, attended by senior members of the IDI and the diamond industry, as well as guests from the Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE). The IDI Gallery’s inauguration was accompanied by a significant media campaign and generated a lot of interest.
The IDI Gallery
The IDI Gallery is an innovative and luxurious project initiated and established by the IDI. It hosts booths of 15 leading diamond brands from the IDE, offering a wide variety of diamonds, fashion and luxury jewelry, from engagement rings to earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. The companies presenting in the IDI Gallery also provide visitors with the opportunity to design customized jewelry.
The IDI initiated and established the gallery to expose the Israeli audience to diamond brands from the exchange, allowing them to bypass intermediaries and purchase natural diamond jewelry directly from the diamond dealer – from mine to jewelry.
The gallery hosts 15 leading diamond brands from Israel, selling luxury jewelry directly to consumers. All the presenting companies have a global reputation and prestige and are showcased side by side in the luxurious complex.
The IDI Gallery showcases the following brands:
be diamonds
Aris
B&G Jewelers
Braceleti
Diamond Place
Gad Collection
Gal Diamonds
IDC – Israel Diamond Center
Infinity
Maymond Jewelry
Miri Lior
Moti Ganz Jewelry
Protea Collection Ltd
The Israeli Diamond Industry
The last booth is being promoted by the IDI through a representative, and all members of the IDE will be able to display their jewelry there.
The IDI Gallery also features a visitor center for the Israeli diamond industry, including showcase windows for rent where jewelry and art objects can be displayed. The visitor center also includes a digital museum of the diamond industry, featuring multimedia and interactive learning stations, videos, images, presentations, and explanations.
Among other things, the museum features a video educating viewers about the beginnings of the diamond industry in Israel, natural diamonds, and the inherent advantages of purchasing jewelry directly from the source – the diamond dealer. The learning stations provide visitors, whether they are experienced jewelry consumers or first-time buyers, with extensive and important information about diamonds, helping them understand the various aspects of diamond quality to make informed purchasing decisions.
The IDI Gallery also features booths of skilled jewelry designers and gem setters, offering visitors a glimpse into the world of jewelry design and craftsmanship. The jewelry designer and gem setter are happy to assist visitors in designing jewelry that perfectly suits their personal taste and also provide a range of complementary services, including repairs, maintenance, and cleaning of jewelry.
A small, boutique café complements the luxurious shopping experience, All of these elements are designed to ensure visitors an exclusive, reliable, and secure experience under the stamp of quality and reliability of the Israeli Diamond Institute.
Address: 3 Shalom Zisman Street, Ramat Gan.
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and on Fridays and holiday eves from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM..
