Professional Gemstone traders and analysts
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investment services company. We offer our investors access to high-growth
investment opportunities in the Gemstone markets.
Our professional team will take charge of trading and mining management.
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Gemstone Investment
Gemstone investing is not for everyone. But for those who love fine gemstones and beautiful jewelry, rare gems have a good history of increasing in value over time. When the stock market is declining and currency is losing value, gemstones tend to be a reliable store of value that is also compact, portable and private.
Though gemstones are not as liquid as gold, a high quality Burmese ruby or Ceylon sapphire will always retain its value. New discoveries, like the valuable neon spinel discovered in Mahenge, Tanzania in 2007, provide new opportunities for collectors. But in general, the world demand for fine gemstones far exceeds the supply, and gemstone prices mainly move upward over time.
Any high quality gem may be worthy of investment. But based on our years in the trade, here is our list of the top 10 investment gems.
- Ruby
- Blue Sapphire
- Emerald
- Spinel
- Tsavorite Garnet
- Spessartite Garnet
- Alexandrite
- Jadeite Jade
- Imperial Topaz
- Paraiba Tourmaline
WHY INVEST IN GEMSTONES?
- Gemstones are small and easy to transport and concentrate their value in a very small volume.
- They are easy to pass on, for example to further generations.
- Worldwide sources of gemstones (especially rubies and sapphires, but also diamonds) are becoming exhausted.
- Earlier source countries in Asia as well as Russia are now creating high demand.
- Auctions are raising market prices.
- Naturally coloured gemstones have seen a constant, strong increase in value for over 40 years and are considered to be “non-volatile”, meaning they will hold their value securely.
- Gemstones are traded internationally.
- Gemstones from THE NATURAL GEM are only sold along with an internationally recognized, independent certificate from a gemmological institute.
- Gemstones are the most emotional way of storing wealth: nothing else of such high value can be worn so close to the skin and thus touched so often every day.
- Gemstones are easy to store, require no effort and no servicing.
- Gemstones have no metallic characteristics and are thus easy to hide.
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Which gemstones are best to invest in?
Leading the gemstone space in terms of value and growth potential are rubies, sapphires and emeralds, which have increased in value by 5-8% per annum since 1995. And their upward trajectory continues. When re-certifying our own gemstones through Gemological Lab Austria (GLA), one ruby was valued over 19% higher in November 2021 compared to its initial valuation in September the same year.
Similarly, upon re-certification in 2021, a selected sample of sapphires experienced an average increase of 15.7% compounding annually, with a 6.1 carat Sri Lankan Sapphire at the top end of the spectrum, which had a total increase of a staggering 194.1%.
Much of the rising popularity of coloured gemstones is due to the growing awareness – primarily via the internet, social media and marketing – but also due to developments in recent years that have boosted consumer confidence, such as widespread certification, further industry transparency, and gemological analysis.
And as a result of the Covid pandemic and the economic uncertainties that have followed, more people are seeking ways to make smart investment choices that will strengthen their portfolios and make more lucrative returns in the long run. Crypto has become one of the more popular alternatives for financially ambitious investors during this time, but it’s a highly volatile space and therefore comes with a lot of risk.
But the initial charm and excitement of investing in this space are beginning to wear off – Bitcoin for example has lost half of its value since hitting a record high in November 2021.
Taking coloured gemstones’ growing popularity in the last couple of decades and combining it with more financially curious and risk-averse investors entering the market, we can only expect these precious gems to increase even more in value over time and become a leading alternative investment option. They really are called precious for a reason.
