FAQ - Frequently asked questions

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On this page, we address the most frequently asked questions and provide clear, concise answers to help you better understand our services, processes, and offerings.

You should diversify.

The principle of diversification states that one should not put all one’s eggs in one basket in order to reduce risk and build a balanced portfolio. To achieve this, tangible assets should be included in the portfolio. Sound financial planning results in an investment portfolio tailored to the individual needs and personal circumstances of the investor. A portfolio without gemstones is incomplete, as they represent an ideal complement to precious metals and real estate.

To create a balanced portfolio, it is advisable to complement immobile assets such as real estate with mobile assets such as gemstones—essentially, a property you can carry in your handbag. A tailored investment approach should also ensure that assets are held outside direct state access and invested in scarce or rare tangible assets, allowing investors to benefit from their rarity and limited availability.

Tangible assets based on the principle of scarcity represent the future of wealth preservation. When selecting such investments, purchase quality should always be a key consideration in order to invest successfully over the long term and safeguard one’s wealth.

Invest across generations!

Investing across generations through gemstones can be an effective way to preserve and protect assets over long periods of time. Gemstones have been recognized for centuries as stable stores of value and have maintained their worth across generations.

Permanence is a central theme when investing in gemstones. As timeless and enduring assets, gemstones can serve as a secure form of capital to safeguard, protect, and preserve value. People who have worked throughout their lives and built wealth often wish to ensure that their assets are preserved and passed on to future generations.

In this context, the focus is less on achieving high returns and more on protecting wealth against inflation, economic crises, and other risks. Gemstones can be regarded as instruments of historical value preservation, as they have demonstrated the ability to retain value over extended periods of time.

Preserving value across generations is a key aspect of long-term wealth planning. Gemstones can be viewed as assets for eternity, capable of securing family wealth for generations to come.

In summary, investing in gemstones serves as a timeless form of capital allocation designed to preserve value simply and sustainably over the long term. It not only enables value retention but also provides the opportunity to safeguard and transfer wealth to future generations.

Take action now!

Now is the right time to take action and invest in gemstones to secure your wealth and achieve protection against inflation. This allows you to preserve your purchasing power—even if a bank were to encounter difficulties over a weekend. There are at least ten risks threatening your money, such as a currency reform or the introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC).

To maintain control over your wealth, it is essential to protect yourself against the devaluation of money. Sooner or later, money always loses value, and paper money tends to move toward zero. In the past, millions of people who placed their trust in paper currencies lost their wealth. The next crash is inevitable, which is why it is crucial to safeguard assets against state intervention, expropriation, and the potential abolition of cash. Gemstones offer a solid and value-stable alternative in times of uncertainty.

LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVE

Gemstones are not a short-term investment. Their value develops over years, often decades. An investment horizon of five to ten years is recommended. This way, returns are not generated through fluctuations, but value through stability.

SELECTION OF STONES

For beginners, aquamarines, tourmalines, spinels, peridots, and tanzanites are recommended – solid investments with consistent demand.
For larger volumes, the “Big Three” are suitable: ruby, sapphire, and emerald.
The Paraiba tourmaline is considered a rarity of the highest quality and a specialty of experienced investors.

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