Diamond cutting is a highly specialized and skilled craft that has a long history in Britain, where expert cutters have transformed rough diamonds into stunning gems for centuries. The precision and artistry required to bring out the brilliance and beauty of each diamond are hallmarks of this endangered craft. With advancements in technology and the rise of mass-produced gemstones, traditional diamond cutting by hand has become less common, threatening the continuation of this intricate skill. Preserving the craft of diamond cutting is essential for keeping a significant part of Britain’s jewelry-making heritage alive, ensuring that future generations can continue to value the artistry, precision, and craftsmanship that go into creating these timeless treasures.

Here is a list we compiled to be of assistance.  If you find any errors or omissions, please send us an email to:  Support@EndangeredBritish.com ~ thank you!

Heritage Craft: Diamond Cutting

Business Name	Craftsperson	Address-1	Address-2	Suburb	Postcode	Country	Website	Email	Phone
Belsky Diamond	Ilana Belsky		Unit 1	London		England	https://www.belskydiamonds.com/	info@belskydiamonds.com
Monnickendam Diamonds		9 Ely Place		London	EC1N 6RY	England	https://www.monnickendam.co.uk/	info@monnickendam.co.uk	44 020 7242 2333
S Weissbart	Saul Weissbart	86 Hatton Garden		London	EC1N 8QQ	England	https://weissbart.co.uk/	sales@diamonddealers.co.uk	020 7242 3288

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