Gembridge celebrates 1,250 gemstones sold with no returns
American gem seller Gembridge has celebrated the achievement of selling 1,250 gemstones with no returns.
Sales among the 1,250 also includes the biggest transaction so far on the digital marketplace which came in at $220,000 (£184,127).
Gembridge connects customers in 60 countries with the world’s top 1,000+ suppliers of
gemstones and jewellery.
Its online platform allows people to discover and compare thousands of stones from around the world.
CEO Nick Marrett said: “A 100% successful transaction rate means that every sale on Gembridge since launch has ended with a delighted buyer and a paid seller, with zero returns made via our global returns policy.”
“Sales payments made between Gembridge, our customers and sellers move efficiently
through the international banks and credit card companies because Gembridge is the only
online marketplace in the world regulated for anti-money laundering and the countering of
terrorism financing.”
Every stone on Gembridge is appraised and catalogued and curated in places where beautiful stones are found.
The company is a commercial member of CIBJO, the World Jewellery Confederation and is a member of the ICA, International Colored Gemstone Association, and the Responsible
Jewellery Council (RJC).