Founded in 1998, JNJ Precious Stones has grown from a single office in Mumbai to a four-continent trading house serving collectors, jewellers, and institutions.
JNJ was founded by three generations of gemstone traders who believed the industry needed a house that stood for three things above all — verified provenance, honest grading, and long relationships.
We started with Burmese rubies and Ceylonese sapphires. Today, our inventory spans the full spectrum of investment-grade coloured stones and diamonds — but our principle is unchanged. Every stone has a story we can tell, a certificate we can show, and a price we can defend.
Our clients return not because we sell them stones, but because we help them build collections. That difference is the business.
Every stone traces to a documented source. We do not trade material without a verifiable chain of custody.
We submit to the laboratories, not the other way around. GIA, Gübelin, SSEF, AGL, GRS — our clients choose.
Our valuations reference live auction comparables. You see the data; the price is defended, not argued.
Private clients remain private. We do not publish names, holdings, or transaction values — ever.
Kimberley Process compliant. Direct mine-to-market relationships. We decline material that cannot be traced.
A gemstone outlasts its owner. We advise for the generation ahead, not the quarter ahead.
Years in continuous operation
Cumulative transaction value placed
Countries with active clients
Offices — Dubai, Geneva, Mumbai, Hong Kong
We meet — in person, in Geneva or Dubai, or by secure video. You tell us what you want: size, hue, origin, budget, intent.
We present three to seven candidates from inventory or trusted partners, with full documentation and comparables.
The stone is submitted — or re-submitted — to the laboratory of your choice. We manage the entire pathway.
Fully insured bonded transit, white-glove handling, and a complete archive of provenance for your records.
Whether you are placing a single significant stone or building a long-term collection, the conversation starts the same way.
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