For Investors
Investing in
Rare Stones
Rare colored stones are a real asset with an 8–15% annual growth history over 5+ years. Independent of the stock market, not subject to inflation.
8–15%
Average annual growth
for top stones
5+
Years — optimal horizon
for profitable exit
0
Correlation with stock market
independent asset
Selection Criteria
What Makes a Stone Investment-Grade
Rarity
Deposits with limited production — Mogok, Kashmir, Paraiba. The fewer stones on the market, the higher the growth potential.
Color
Rich, pure color without gray and brown tints. "Pigeon's blood" in rubies, "royal blue" in sapphires.
Origin
Origin is confirmed by laboratory certificate. Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Kashmir — premium of 20–100%.
Size
Rubies and sapphires from 2 ct, spinel from 3 ct. Large stones grow in price disproportionately to weight.
Documentation
A leading laboratory certificate is mandatory. Without it, liquidity is near zero on the professional market.
Risks
What You Need to Know
Enhancement
Some treatments reduce value by 30–80%. It is important to know the type of treatment before purchase — it must be in the certificate.
Synthetics
Synthetic stones are visually identical to natural ones. Only laboratory analysis guarantees authenticity.
Liquidity
Selling a stone takes 1–12 months. This is not a tool for quick exit. Investment horizon — from 3 years.
Spread
The difference between buy and sell price — 15–30%. Take this into account when calculating returns.
Process
How the Transaction Works
We determine your budget, timeline and goals
We select 3–5 options with rationale
You choose — we conduct laboratory examination
We process the transaction and ensure safe delivery
We assist with storage and future resale
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