For Jewelry Stores
Put your storefront on the trust layer.
Sell your own inventory with a passport on every stone — and be the counter where platform buyers collect theirs. The same two-step verification a dealer goes through, and your cabinet works while the desk reviews.
Two sides of the counter
Your own stock, and everyone else's hand-over
You sell your own inventory
A jewelry store lists only stones its own workspace holds — the platform enforces it server-side, and that restriction is part of what your ✔ promises a buyer.
You are the T1 hand-over point
For $10–30k stones the platform ships to a trusted store. The buyer arrives, checks the stone against its passport on their own phone and confirms — escrow releases. A verified buyer walks into your shop, and Everystone stays the intermediary.
And you buy without a second gate
KYB already covers you: a verified business buys from the shop with no personal KYC before its first purchase. Same escrow, same passports.
Onboarding
Two steps, and the cabinet opens before the answer does
- 01
Company details
Business name, registration number, director — the same wizard a dealer fills in.
- 02
Two documents
Company registration and the director's ID. The desk reviews in about a business day.
- 03
Load your stock meanwhile
Waiting is preparation mode, not a locked door: drafts, storefront profile, QR tags for the case. Only publishing waits.
- 04
Go live
Approved, your listings publish — each stone's report cross-checked at the lab before it shows in the shop.
Instead of consignment papers
One honest origin declaration per stone
Your listing form asks where your own inventory came from — purchased under documents, own production, or estate. A supporting file is optional; moderation and the report cross-check still apply before it goes live.