For Collectors & Owners
Your stone, in order.
Vaulted in Bangkok's free zone. Insured at documented value. Ready to sell without losing a third to the spread.
Step by step — the Academy guides for collectors and owners →

You start with a free account. The record and its QR page are yours, and you can come back to them any time.
Three jobs, done
What Everystone does for an owner
Know what your stone is really worth
Independent appraisal, updated annually, recorded in the passport.
Sell without losing 30% to the spread
A private sale-desk exit at a flat 5% — the stone never leaves the vault.
One passport for everyone
For the insurer, the auction house, and your heirs — one verified document.
Your collection
How a stone joins it, and what you can do with it
A stone you buy here joins your collection when you accept it; one you bring in joins once our desk has verified it.
How a stone joins your collection, and what you can do with it
Bought on Everystone
Moves in when the purchase is accepted
Bought elsewhere
Bring in a stone
Owner workspace
“Your collection”
Keep it
On record, with its passport
Its public page is there from one tick (✔). A Passport is $750, once.Vault it
Custody
3.5% of documented value a year, all-in — Passport and custody when you buy from $30,000, or Vault and insure it when you bring one in.Sell it
Sell this stone
With your identity verified. A one-time listing fee of $20 per lot, paid when you list it; commission: no commission while we launch under $10,000, 5% from $10,000.
Custody, explained honestly
You own the stone. The vault holds it. We keep the record straight.
The vault is a licensed bailee under Thai law (Civil and Commercial Code §775–796): a warehouse receipt establishes your title, and liability for the stone sits with the vault. While the stone is under vault control, the Everystone passport is guaranteed to match this exact stone and this exact right.
One number
What the subscription covers
3.5% per year of documented value, all-in: allocated vault storage, insurance tied to the passport valuation, an annual valuation update, passport upkeep, sale-desk access and export packs. No hidden storage or insurance bills. Custody is arranged stone by stone: the team confirms the vault, the insurer and the terms with you before the stone goes in.
The exit
When you decide to sell, the stone never moves
Title transfers in the passport; the buyer makes a protected payment; you receive proceeds minus a flat 5%. Compare: auctions typically run ~10% seller commission plus ~28% buyer's premium.
On screen
Your stones, in your cabinet

Your collectionEvery stone you own, its tier, its check and its documented value, in one place. 
One stoneShare its public passport, follow its valuation, or put it up for sale. 
Bringing a stone inA stone you bring to the desk, step by step, with any question the desk has for you. 
BillingYour lots' listing fees, and what custody costs for each stone, on its documented value, and when it renews.
For your family
The heir pack
What it is, what it's worth, how to sell it — one document your family will thank you for.
The Academy
Step by step, on the real screens
Short guides to every step, each with screenshots of what you will see.

Reading a lot: the check marks, the card colours, the seals and the passport
What ✓, ▭ and ○ mean, why a card is white, champagne or graphite, what its seals and the verification levels say, and when a stone has a passport.
Read the guide
Bring in a stone you already own
How to tell the desk about a stone you own — to record it, verify it, vault it or sell it — and how to follow the request until it joins your collection.
Read the guide
Your collection: passports, custody and billing
What the Owner workspace shows and what stays private, how custody is charged and where you see it, and who to name for your heirs.
Read the guide
Adding a lab check, a Passport or custody to your purchase
What you can add to a stone at checkout, what it costs by price band, why it is billed once the stone is confirmed, and what "not refundable" means.
Read the guide
Selling a stone you own, as a private owner
How a private owner puts a stone from their collection on the shop — identity check, price, delivery terms, the listing fee, the review — and the costs.
Read the guide

