PUBLISHER: Market Research Future | PRODUCT CODE: 1807130
PUBLISHER: Market Research Future | PRODUCT CODE: 1807130
Global Gemstones Market Research Report by Type (Emerald, Pearl, Sapphire, Ruby, Others), by Category (Natural, Synthetic), by End Use (Jewelry & Ornaments, Luxury Arts), by Distribution Channel (Store-Based, Non-Store Based), and by Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa) Forecast till 2032
Industry Overview
The gemstone market is expected to attain a valuation of USD 36,211.10 million by 2032, growing steadily at a 9.93% CAGR over the forecast period. A gemstone is a precious or semi-precious mineral or organic material that is cut, shaped, and polished for use in jewelry and ornaments. These stones are admired for their rarity, brilliance, and color, with examples including diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies.
A significant force driving the global gemstone market is the surging demand for statement jewelry. Customers are lashing out to less impassioned but more lively, pretty, and colored by certified gemstones, like sapphires, emeralds, and rubies. The certification provides absolute trust as well as quality, ethical sourcing, which is in tune with the curiosity about sustainability that is growing day by day. As jewelry is the latest trend in the art of self-expression, designers are the ones who, to take the previously outlined trend to an even bigger altitudinal plane, are hooking up with colored gemstones to produce not only eye-pleasing but also genuine artworks that offer them the prospect of steering up their vehicle in the global gemstone market for further growth across the globe.
Major Company Development
In April 2023, the company revealed a bunch of rubies and pink sapphires sourced responsibly; conversely, in February, it pictured these gems in a new jewelry collection. The October 2022 collaboration with FACET introduced 'Fire Under Ice,' a concept using clean gold and certified rubies. February 2022 was the birth of RubyCloud, a dashboard for the live tracking of stocks that, together with designers and retailers, supports the usage of just a few mined gemstones in the right way. In May 2021, Greenland Ruby confirmed its financial power by acquiring $18 million in the form of working capital from the Nebari Natural Resources Credit Fund, which is dedicated to long-term growth strategies and other natural resources projects.
Major players in the global gemstone market are Gemfields Group Limited, Columbia Gem House, Inc., KGK Group, Pala International, The Rare Gemstone Company, Greenland Ruby, Fura Gems INC., Mulla Group, MIF Gems Co., Ltd., and Blue Nile Inc.
Report Attribute Details
Market Size 2022 USD 14,582.89 Million
Market Size 2032 USD 36,211.10 Million
CAGR (2023-2032) 9.93%
Base Year 2022
Market Forecast Period 2023-2032
Industry Segmentations
By Type: Emerald - 23.76%, Pearl - 11.43%.
By Category: Natural - 71.74%, Synthetic - 28.26%.
By End Use: Jewelry & Ornaments - 75.31%, Luxury Arts - 24.69%.
By Distribution Channel: Store-Based - 77.05%, Non-Store Based - 22.95%.
The North American gemstone market is poised for a robust enlargement journey, hitting beyond USD 15 billion by 2032. The pandemic interrupted the supply chains and had a negative effect on luxury spending. In 2022, North America's gemstone market reached USD 4,018.66 million in the U.S. and USD 963.85 million in Canada.
Europe remains a central hub for luxury jewelry, supported by a wealthy consumer base and centuries-old artisanal traditions. Besides that, high-tech developments like AR-enabled jewelry sales or 3D printing are redefining the customer experience. Europe recorded notable figures with the UK leading at USD 936.79 million, while France and Germany stood at USD 627.40 million and USD 479.07 million, respectively.
Asia-Pacific is gaining strength as a gemstone industry, which can be explained by the rapid growth of the region's economy, the increase in disposable income, and the symbolic meaning of gemstones in the local cultures. The Asia-Pacific region showed strong demand, with China at USD 1,063.43 million, Japan at USD 854.11 million, and India at USD 625.47 million.
South America is experiencing vibrant market growth, supported by its vast gemstone resources and rising middle-class spending. Colombian emeralds enjoy premium demand globally, while rubies and sapphires are gaining ground as desirable alternatives. Technological improvements in mining and processing enhance quality and affordability.
The Middle East & Africa gemstone market is shaped by the luxury-focused culture of Gulf states and Africa's rich reserves of gemstones. High demand for exotic, rare stones reflects the region's preference for exclusivity and status-driven jewelry. While natural gemstones dominate, synthetic stones are gradually gaining acceptance due to affordability and sustainability factors.