Our Team

Covers the full sourcing chain — from rough material at Jaipur's morning gem market to faceted parcels from cutting workshops and trade-verified suppliers. The breadth of our 400+ category inventory across loose stones, cabochons, carvings, and rough is the result of his daily presence in the trade.

Turning every placed order into a packed parcel on its way to the customer. His work covers order processing, inventory accuracy, packing standards, customs paperwork, and coordination with our international couriers. For international buyers, his work is what keeps the experience smooth from checkout to delivery.

Every stone entering our inventory passes through his desk before it reaches a product listing. He inspects each piece under loupe and daylight, verifies weight and dimensions, cross-checks lab certificates against the stone, and confirms treatments are disclosed accurately. Nothing ships until what's listed matches what's in the parcel.

Leads the editorial team behind the GemstonesForSale.com journal. Edits and finalises every piece of gemstone education content - buying guides, care articles, treatment explainers, and gemstone meaning content - keeping it clear, practical, and genuinely helpful for the readers it serves.

Working with the independent designers, jewellery makers, collectors, and gemstone enthusiasts around the brand. She runs our social channels, designer features, and customer stories, and brings community feedback back to the sourcing and editorial teams to shape what we stock and write about.

The person on the other end of every email, WhatsApp message, and live video call. Whether you're a first-time collector or a designer placing your tenth wholesale order, she works in English and Hindi and coordinates with the sourcing, QA, and operations teams to get you a useful answer.

Whether you need calibrated stones in specific dimensions, matched pairs, custom cabochons, recuts, or a sourced parcel for a production run, she coordinates directly with our lapidaries and cutters in Jaipur — managing timelines, specifications, and updates through every stage of the order.

Make sure the stone you see online is the stone you receive. He shoots under daylight-balanced lighting against neutral backgrounds, uses calibrated monitors during editing, and follows a strict no-colour-correction rule on every stone he photographs.

He focuses on video - the 360° rotation clips and live-light footage that show how a stone actually behaves under light rather than how it looks in a single still. For collectors and designers buying remotely, this is often the difference between confidence and hesitation.