Anyone can claim a stone is real.
We let you prove it.

Every certificate we issue is a canonical JSON payload signed with our Ed25519 private key. Our public key is published on our /api/ endpoint. Scan the QR on your certificate — it opens a verification page that recomputes the SHA-256 hash and checks the signature. You can independently verify the signature with any Ed25519 library.

Yes. Every gemstone we sell carries a lab report from a GJEPC-affiliated laboratory (GJEPC, GIL, GJC or equivalent). The report number is embedded in the certificate and attached to the item's QR page.

We take every high-value stone or rudraksha to a partner temple where a priest performs a puja on your item. We record the puja (audio) and the priest signs the energisation record. It's not required for authenticity — it's a service for buyers who want it done reverently.

Because we mint the QR when the certificate is issued but only ACTIVATE it when we dispatch the physical item. If someone printed a fake label off the internet and you scanned it before we shipped, it correctly reads suspicious. It's how a public scan can flag a fake before your parcel even arrives.

The certificate is revoked. The QR then reads REVOKED forever — so the old certificate can never vouch for the returned unit again.

Yes, we ship worldwide via insured logistics. Duties and taxes are borne by the buyer. Certificates travel with the parcel; the QR activates on our dispatch scan.