If you are interested in the rarest diamonds in the world – why?

"The eagle has landed" – these words celebrated the discovery of a 2,492-carat gemstone in Botswana. A sensation that caused a worldwide stir. 👑

According to Lucara CEO William Lamb:

📌 “We will approach luxury brands, museums, collectors, and royal families as potential buyers.”

From Great Britain to Saudi Arabia, royal families and ultra-high-end collectors have long been investing in investment gemstones . This asset class boasts exceptional performance. Demand for investment gemstones remains high, which is why these buyers are being targeted specifically.

📈 90% of the world's largest family fortunes use gemstones as an integral part of their investment strategy. 

🔍 The crucial questions:

👉 How is the market for investment gemstones developing?
The trend shows a steady increase in value, driven by natural scarcity and growing demand. This natural limitation ensures a continuous shortage as mines gradually deplete and close. At the same time, demand for investment-grade gemstones is steadily increasing.

👉 How can investors benefit?
They offer protection against inflation and financial market crises because they have a low correlation to traditional asset classes. They also reduce portfolio risk, as our analysis shows, with lower volatility and a reduced maximum drawdown.

💡 Carat Investments – Access to one of the oldest and most stable asset classes in the world.

What was previously only possible through exclusive relationships, we now offer as a tailor-made investment solution:

• Physical gemstones as a direct investment
• Digital "token" shares with 100% gemstone coverage
• Investment funds with SPV structure
• Private equity investments through a stock corporation with gemstone warehouse

With increasing demand and limited supply, this could be one of the most exciting asset classes of the coming years.

🚀 Are you ready to enter one of the world's most sought-after asset classes? Contact us for an exclusive consultation.

📌 Further information on Financial Times ( https://www.ft.com/content/51e1647c-bec4-4310-8b96-53bc3e70f3b2 )