As an industry first, GemsBase connects the traditional jewelry industry with the DeFi ecosystem through a protocol-layer architecture, committed to building a compliant global asset circulation network.
On September 1, 2025, the global jewelry industry ushered in a revolutionary breakthrough with the official global launch of the Web3 infrastructure project, GemsBase.io. Bringing together the world’s top blockchain experts, financial engineers, and jewelry industry veterans, the project pioneered a RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization protocol designed specifically for trillions of gem assets and established a technical R&D center in San Francisco. By building a standardized and compliant infrastructure, GemsBase provides a complete on-chain asset mapping solution for miners, appraisal laboratories, custodians, and luxury brands, ushering in a new era of gem asset digitization.
Industry data shows that the global gem and jewelry market is valued at over $3 trillion, with an annual circulation volume of nearly $100 billion. However, it has long been constrained by systemic inefficiencies, fragmented rating standards, opaque sources, and cumbersome cross-border transactions, which have hindered institutional capital investment and market growth. GemsBase leverages blockchain technology, stablecoin payment channels, and a compliance-first framework to address industry pain points and create a new paradigm for asset-backed value exchange.
A GemsBase spokesperson stated, “Our protocol transforms physical assets into liquid, transparent, and programmable digital assets, paving the way for the future of gem finance. By assigning each gemstone a unique on-chain digital identity and automating redemption and liquidation processes through smart contracts, our RWA public blockchain for gem assets effectively mitigates asset fragmentation, significantly lowers investment barriers, and improves overall asset liquidity. These innovations will ultimately unlock trillions of dollars in potential value for investors and the industry as a whole.”
