For Jewelry Stores
Sell the stones in your case to buyers worldwide, with safe settlement on every sale, and be the counter where buyers collect the stones they bought. Under $10,000, no commission and no plan fee while we launch.
Safe settlement on every sale
The buyer pays first. You are paid when they confirm.
No commission under $10,000
And no plan fee, while we launch. The buyer pays our fee.
Buyers come to your counter
Be the place where buyers collect stones from the shop.
Two sides of the counter
Three ways your store works with Everystone. Each one comes with safe settlement.
Only stones your store owns: the platform checks this. Under $10,000, no commission while we launch.
Switch it on in your cabinet once your business is verified. The buyer has already paid, and passed an identity check.
Your business check (KYB) covers you: no second check before you buy.
How a sale works
Each step shows who acts and who pays. From step 4, the buyer's money is held until they confirm.
A sale in seven steps: you list the stone; we check it if you want; a buyer pays for it; you confirm the stone within 48 hours; it is shipped, or collected at your counter, as the buyer chooses; the buyer checks it within 48 hours; and you are paid.
01 · You
A phone photo, the report number if you have one, and your price. It goes on the open shop at once, marked Seller-declared: your business check (KYB) stands behind it.
You pay: nothing. Listing is free, and so is the plan while we launch.
02 · Everystone · optional
Send the lab report and we check it with the lab. A hands-on check against the report gives the stone a passport. The lot stays on sale meanwhile.
Seller-declaredPartly verifiedFull verification
You pay: nothing for the report check. A passport is optional: $750, once per stone, ordered by you to sell faster or by the buyer.
03 · Buyer
Buyers from any country find it in the shop and pay at checkout. Every buyer passes an identity check (KYC), or a business check (KYB); a short one runs alongside the payment.
04 · Buyer
No one is paid until the buyer accepts the stone, and you send nothing until the money is in. You get a letter and confirm in your cabinet within 48 hours that the stone is there, as listed; if it can't be confirmed, the buyer's money goes back in full.
Buyer pays: your price, plus a 3–7% buyer's premium and a settlement fee of 3%.
05 · You
As the buyer chooses: you ship it in a sealed, tracked package and enter the tracking and seal numbers in your cabinet, or it is collected at your counter, by appointment. You send or hand it over once the buyer's identity check is done.
You choose: insured delivery included in your price, or charged to the buyer (from $60) and shown before they pay.
06 · Buyer
Once the buyer has the stone, they have 48 hours to check it and confirm. To dispute it, they need a written conclusion from a gem lab or a jewelry store of their choice. Then they send the stone back, insured, at your cost, and you check that it is the stone you sent. The money stays held meanwhile.
07 · Everystone
Once the buyer accepts the stone — they confirm it, or 48 hours pass without a dispute — our desk pays you, with a receipt for the deal.
You receive: your full price under $10,000. From $10,000, your price less 5%.
Three tiers
Every stone starts with a free record. As the price goes up, the check gets deeper and the stone reaches the buyer in a different way.
The money
Worked out from our current fees. The buyer's premium and the settlement fee are added on top of your price: you never pay them.
The buyer pays
You receive
The buyer pays
You receive
A passport is optional at any price: $750, once per stone, not per sale — ordered by you to sell faster, or by the buyer.
Your cabinet
Screens from our demo cabinet, with demo stones. Yours shows your own.
Getting started
Business name, registration number, director and country. It takes a few minutes.
Your company registration and the director's ID, as a photo or a PDF.
Reviewed in about one business day
While we review, your cabinet is open. Add your stones as drafts.
Only publishing waits
Once approved, publish your drafts. Send a lab report with a lot and we add the check while it sells.
You stay in control
What you ask is what the buyer sees. Under $10,000 it is also what you receive, while we launch.
A buyer you bring yourself is your business. Everystone holds no stock and buys nothing, so we never sell against you.
Your store's name shows on the lots you publish, with your business check. Nothing is listed in your name without you.
Withdraw a lot from your cabinet and it leaves the shop at once. A stone a buyer has paid for stays in its deal until it closes.
Two documents (KYB), sent again every two years. Then you list, sell and buy with no second check.
The Academy
Short guides to every step, each with screenshots of what you will see.
Company details, then two documents. What you can do while the desk reviews them, how the decision reaches you, and how to resubmit after a return.
Read the guide
Every order has a conversation between the buyer, the seller and our desk: messages and photos, changes both sides agree on, and a way to call the desk in.
Read the guide
What differs for a jewelry store — the same business verification, your own stock only, an origin declaration instead of consignment papers, free buying.
Read the guide
How to add a stone and put it on the shop — identity, lab report, origin and treatment, price band, delivery terms and documents — and what the buyer then sees.
Read the guide
The one delivery question on every listing — insured delivery included in your price, or a charge you state — what the buyer sees, and how it is paid to you.
Read the guide
What to do when a buyer pays for your stone: confirm it within 48 hours, ship it insured with tracking and seal numbers or hand it over, and when you are paid.
Read the guideWhile we launch, a stone under $10,000 costs your store nothing: no commission, no plan fee and no listing fee. The buyer pays our fee: a 3–7% buyer's premium and a settlement fee of 3%. From $10,000: 5% of the price when the stone sells. A passport is optional at any price: $750, once per stone.
Once your business is verified, switch on "I accept handovers for buyers" in your cabinet, with your address and opening hours. A buyer of any stone that ships can then choose to collect it at your store, and pays a handover fee of $30 with the stone. It is sent to you insured and sealed; you mark it received, check the buyer's passport or ID against the name in your cabinet when they come, and mark it handed over. That starts the buyer's check, and the fee is paid to your store. A stone waits for its buyer at most 7 calendar days, and a business buyer sends the person it authorised, whose name your cabinet shows once our desk has checked the notarised power of attorney.
No. A jewelry store lists only the stones its own business holds, and the platform refuses anything else. That rule is part of what your check means to a buyer.
Private buyers and trade buyers from any country, who find your stones in our open shop. Every buyer passes an identity check (KYC), or a business check (KYB) if they buy for a company; a short one runs alongside the payment.
A buyer can open a dispute only before they confirm, within 48 hours of receiving the stone (longer if support extends it), and only with a written conclusion from a gem lab or a jewelry store of their choice that the stone doesn't match its listing. Our desk then tells the buyer how to send the stone back, and they have 48 hours to send it, insured, at your cost; if they don't, the dispute is withdrawn and you are paid. When the stone is back, you check that it is the stone you sent. If it is, the buyer's money goes back to them and the stone stays with you. If you prove it is not, you are paid and keep the stone that came back. Until then the money stays held, so neither side has it.
Your company registration and the director's ID, as a photo or a PDF. You also give the business name, the registration number, the director and the country. Our desk reviews them in about one business day. Meanwhile your cabinet is open, and you can add stones as drafts. Every two years you send both documents again; your lots stay on the shop while the desk reviews them.
Yes. Withdraw any lot from your cabinet and it leaves the shop at once. A stone that a buyer has already paid for stays in its deal until the deal closes. To close your account, write to us.
Create an account, add your company and list your stock. Under $10,000, a sale costs your store nothing while we launch: the buyer pays our fee.
