Who we are
We are one of the major Precious and Semi Precious Gemstones traders with over 30 years of experience as exporters, and gem wholesale suppliers with strong roots in Bangkok, Thailand with one of the finest collections of different quality cut and lose gemstones that are Internationally renowned.
We have spread our horizons in dealing stones from Thailand, Sri Lanka ‘Ceylon’, and Madagascar & across various parts of the globe.
We are also specialized in Far size stones in almost all categories of Precious and Semi Precious Gemstones.
Why Choose Us
Wide Variants
Clarity
Expertise
Durability
On-time Delivery
Our Process
Sawing
Cutting and trimming of Gemstones
Grinding
Shaping using a Lapidary grinding wheel
Polishing
Polishing stones using relevant compounds
Finishing
Clear-cut, high-quality finishing of precious and semi-precious stones
Certificates
Member Of
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Industries We Supply
Individual Requirements
As a wholesale crystal gemstone supplier, we curate and cater to different sizes, cuts, and shapes based on each client’s specific needs.
Corporate Demands
We are a trusted gemstone seller with expertise in fulfilling Corporate demands and we supply huge quantities and high-quality gemstones.
Project Handling
As a significant gemstone merchant, we constantly maintain supplies of exotic samples and project designs and deliver it at the earliest.
Testimonials
FAQs
Gemstones are only considered genuine if they are visible and transparent when light passes through them. In addition, when the stone is cut into two halves, it should be clear and free of scratches.
People believe that wearing gemstone jewellery would surround your body with positive and healing energies, preventing misfortunes.In Contrary, Many people believe it is used as a piece of attraction, Hence it is not determined.
Zircon is the oldest gemstone formed on Earth. Researchers discovered a piece of natural zircon in Jack Hills, Western Australia, in 2001 and dated it to around 4.4 billion years.
Many gemstones are treated to improve their color, such as emeralds, which are oil-treated. There is nothing inherently wrong with a treated gemstone as long as these techniques are disclosed and the customer is made aware.
A gemstone should be gently Scrubbed with liquid soap. After a few seconds, rinse it with plain water and dab excess water away with a soft cloth.