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Diadema is a municipality in the Brazilian state of So Paulo. It is located in the ABCD Region of Greater So Paulo, 17 kilometers (11 miles) from the city center of So Paulo. Diadema, which was formerly a part of So Bernardo do Campo, became a city in its own right in 1959. In an area of 30.76 km2, the population is 426,757 (as of 2020). (11.88 sq mi). The city's yearly mean temperature is 19.6 °C (67.3 °F). It has an HDI of 0.790.

Despite being in the middle of a typically industrial region, its major source of revenue is the service industry, which includes 77 hospital facilities. Diadema's attractions include a butterfly zoo, a botanical park, an art gallery, and an observatory.

Diadema's colonization process had one basic component from the start: its geographical placement between the shore - Vila de So Vicente - and the plateau - Vila de So Paulo de Piratininga (So Paulo's early name). In the early 18th century, the availability of a connecting route between So Bernardo do Campo and Santo Amaro made it possible for the early people to arrive in the areas. These early roadways gave rise to the avenues currently known as Antonio Piranga and Piraporinha.

Diadema was made up of four neighborhoods that belonged to So Bernardo do Campo until the 1940s: Piraporinha, Eldorado, Taboo, and Vila Conceiço. They were dispersed and only connected by tough roads, and each community had its own existence. Piraporinha, close to So Bernardo; Taboo, also close to So Bernardo do Campo and connected to So Paulo by Gua Funda Avenue. Eldorado, a neighborhood with distinct characteristics because to the Billings Reservoir, was closer to So Paulo, the Santo Amaro district, and ultimately Vila Conceiço, which was established by farmland previously owned by the Vila Conceiço Company.