Diversify cryptocurrency and traditional wealth through rare, investment-grade diamonds and gemstones — selected for scarcity, provenance and long-term value.
Compare the long-term stability of rare investment-grade diamonds with the short-term volatility of leading digital assets.
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With one of the world’s most resilient hard assets.
Explore a structured way to convert part of your digital wealth into rare, portable and independently documented physical assets.
From insured global storage and discreet transport to established auction-house liquidity, every stage is structured to protect and support your rare asset.
Rare investment-grade diamonds are uniquely suited for efficient, simple, and secure global transport.
They do not require registration with any governmental authority.
For complete protection of your asset, you may purchase an all-risk insurance policy covering 110% of the diamond’s value, underwritten by Lloyd’s, the world’s largest insurance consortium.
This ensures a truly safe and risk-free investment experience.
The world’s largest auction houses conduct up to 12 major diamond auctions annually in New York, Geneva, and Hong Kong, with sales reaching billions of dollars.
You will also have the ability to sell your asset through these global auction houses at the right timing.
The average selling cycle for a rare diamond is 36–60 months.
We will ensure you receive the best possible terms for realizing your investment.
Color diamond trading specialist since 2002. Formerly managing director of Novel Collection, a global leader in color diamond manufacturing and trading. Established Novel’s Asian business including sales offices and its consumer-direct jewelry business. Co-founder and CIO of Novel Asset Management.
A connected framework for managing rare physical assets from strategy through resale.
Three documented fancy-colour diamonds presented with their brochure-listed grading details, rarity information, GIA report references and buyback terms.
Payment may be settled using USDT. The brochure states a 12-month commitment to buy back the diamond at 70% of the purchase price, subject to the stated return and updated GIA certificate conditions.
Payment may be settled using USDT. The brochure states a 12-month commitment to buy back the diamond at 70% of the purchase price, subject to the stated return and updated GIA certificate conditions.
Payment may be settled using USDT. The brochure states a 12-month commitment to buy back the diamond at 70% of the purchase price, subject to the stated return and updated GIA certificate conditions.
A compliance-checked settlement route that converts stablecoin holdings into certified physical assets, with valuation fixed at the point of transfer.
Wallet and counterparty screening before any settlement is accepted.
The stone’s price is agreed in writing and fixed when the transfer confirms.
Assets move directly into allocated, insured storage or your nominated custody.
Use recognised laboratory records to compare grading approaches, report formats, and verification tools.
GIA reports are widely used for natural diamond grading, coloured diamond assessment, coloured stone identification, treatment disclosure, and—in eligible cases—geographic origin opinions.
IGI issues reports for loose diamonds, coloured gemstones, and finished jewellery. Its report formats can document natural and laboratory-grown stones, jewellery mounting details, treatments, and identifying characteristics.
AGS is known for its diamond grading standards and its 0–10 grading scale, where 0 represents the highest grade. Today, the AGS Ideal® Report is available through GIA as a digital supplement for eligible diamonds.
Share the report details with our team for an initial consultation and verification guidance.
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