What Is Value, Really?
Most people mistake price for value. Traders mistake movement for truth. With Gemstone Finance, value begins with proof of scarcity—and our proof is gemstones.
Scarcity you can’t print
Natural gemstones are finite, slow to form, and hard to fake.
Hardness & longevity
Rubies, emeralds, and sapphires outlast regimes and hype cycles.
Independent appraisal
Third‑party reports, serials, and certificates anchor reality.
Liquidity via ledger
XRPL provides speed, access, and transparent movement.
“Gold was the old promise. Gems are the proof.”
What Gemstone Finance Is (and Is Not)
Gemstone Finance bridges tangible gemstone reserves and on‑ledger access. It’s how you hold something timeless and use it instantly.
What it is
- A transparent reserve + a redeemable digital rail.
- Clear disclosures; published economics.
- Value anchored in real gemstones.
What it is not
- A meme or synthetic yield farm.
- A trust‑me IOU or opaque black box.
- Hype over substance.
Vault → Coffer → Capsule
Real gemstones. Documented custody. On‑ledger proof.
Vaults
Secure storage with chain‑of‑custody logs.
Coffers
Containers grouped and modular for transparent management.
Capsules
Holders for tracking gemstones with IDs, appraisals, and certificates.
Transparency mechanics
- Public readouts of holdings and changes.
- Appraisal references and certifications.
- Mapping from tokens → reserve coverage ranges.
The Gemstone‑Backed "Stablecoin"
BRILL is a digital unit of account directly attached to the value of gemstones held in reserve. It’s designed to be stable in essence: Useful, transparent, and redeemable.
Value connection
Each BRILL represents a measured share of real gemstone collateral.
Speed & access
Settles quickly on the XRPL with minimal cost.
Clarity & auditability
Issuance, movement, and supply remain public and verifiable.
Why not just hold currency?
Because with Gemstone Finance, digital value is anchored to something real. In moments that matter, BRILL lets you step through the ledger into tangible wealth.
In Stone We TrustFrom Ledger to Hand
If you can’t redeem, it isn’t truly backed.
What you receive
- The gem(s) themselves.
- Appraisal documentation + identifiers.
- Updated ledger notes reflecting the redemption.
Make Risk Obvious and Bounded
Proof of Reserve
- Regular public reports of gemstone holdings by category and value.
- Cross‑checks against third‑party appraisals and inventory logs.
- Change logs when inventory is added, re‑appraised, or redeemed.
Process assurance
- Segregated custody from operating wallets.
- Documented movement with time‑stamped events.
- Clear emergency procedures for vault or ledger events.
Open‑source where useful
Tooling and readout scripts will be published over time. Clear TOML metadata; standardized endpoints for ecosystem use.
Who We Are
Systems built on real assets attract people who value truth and durability.
Collectors
Acquire gemstones, understand grading, and hold long‑term.
Builders
Create tools, analytics, and interfaces around BRILL and the reserve.
Keepers
Watchdogs of transparency, custody, and good process.
Traders
Provide liquidity, arbitrate mispricings, and keep spreads honest.
A Simple Path
Straight Talk
Risks
- Custody: mitigated via reputable vaults, documented movement, and insurance options.
- Market: gemstones can reprice; diversification helps.
- Operational: clear procedures, segregation of functions, and public change logs.
- Ledger: XRPL is battle‑tested; off‑chain recourse for redemptions remains available.
FAQ
What is BRILL, technically?
A digital token tied to the value of gemstones held in verified reserves; consistency through transparent collateralization, not algorithmic speculation.
Can I verify the reserve?
Yes. We publish holdings by category and value bands with independent appraisal references. Track redemptions and changes over time.
What happens during extreme events?
Procedures exist for vault access, insured logistics, and ledger contingencies. Keep the reserve safe; keep redemptions clear.
Why gemstones over gold?
Higher value density, cross‑cultural demand, and appraisal‑based specificity. A lot of value in a small, durable object.
How do fees work?
Fees are published and predictable (on‑ledger transfer fee; standard redemption/handling where applicable).