GASSAN celebrates 750 years of Amsterdam

As a proud partner, GASSAN marks Amsterdam's 750th anniversary with a distinctive sparkle. From events and training programs to exclusive anniversary jewelry, this Amsterdam family business brings a particularly glittering accent to the celebration.

As a proud partner, GASSAN celebrates Amsterdam's 750th anniversary with a glittering accent. Driven by pride in Amsterdam's heritage, the family business is committed to training the next generation of diamond cutters and thus keeping this special craft alive.

In October, Amsterdam's festive year kicked off with a spectacular opening concert at the Ziggo Dome. This event marked the beginning of a year full of festivities in which the city, together with its residents and visitors, honors Amsterdam's rich history. GASSAN, as a dedicated partner, shows its deep connection with Amsterdam. The family business, which has had a strong bond with the city for generations, seizes this opportunity to give something back to Amsterdam and its residents. 

Future of craftsmanship

GASSAN is fully committed to the future of Amsterdam craftsmanship by training young talent in the age-old craft of diamond cutting. For those who like to work with their hands and have a passion for craftsmanship, there is a unique opportunity to learn the tricks of the trade through an exclusive six-month training program. This special program promises a hands-on experience that transforms participants into fully-fledged diamond workers.

The start date of this intensive program is scheduled for Monday, January 6, 2025, and participants will fully immerse themselves in the world of diamond processing for six months.

More information or registration for the course can be found here. 

Selection of jewelry and accessories

In addition, GASSAN celebrates its 750th anniversary with a special collection. From colorful initial bracelets with the iconic three crosses of Amsterdam to creations from the GASSAN 121 collection – every piece breathes craftsmanship and Amsterdam heritage.

Curious about the entire GASSAN collection? View the website here.