NEYFI Trade / material access
Source a stone with a point of view.
For jewelers, designers, studios, galleries and collectors who need a specific stone — not a generic substitute.
One of one
Each Stone ID remains one physical object with its own visual identity.
Documented
Photography, measurements and product records stay connected to the stone you are considering.
EUR context
Availability, pricing, shipping and terms are confirmed in the live product and order context.
Look first
Start with the material.
For the work ahead
Build a professional selection.
Tell us what the work needs. NEYFI can narrow the available material around a considered brief and return a focused set of documented stones.
- Form & scalePreferred dimensions, weight and setting constraints.
- Colour & matrixThe visual range, pattern and matrix character you are looking for.
- Project contextOne focal stone, a group, a collection or a gallery selection.
- DestinationTarget market and delivery destination for a precise response.
A sourcing conversation starts with a real stone.
NEYFI Trade is a professional access layer for considered selections. It connects people building a specific project with one-of-one Neyshabur turquoise documented through individual Stone IDs, photography, measurements and product records. It is not a bulk marketplace or repeatable inventory: each Stone ID remains a single physical object.
For designers, collectors and galleries.
Designers can source by form, scale, colour, matrix and project context. Collectors, galleries and institutions can request documented individual stones, curated groups, provenance records and longer-term sourcing conversations.
What the record means.
The NEYFI Record is a documentary identity for the individual stone, not an independent gemological report. An independent report is referenced only when one exists. Availability, EUR pricing, delivery, destination and terms are confirmed in the live product and order context.
What to include in a sourcing brief.
- Preferred dimensions or approximate weight range.
- Form or setting constraints.
- Colour direction and matrix character.
- Whether the project needs one focal stone or a curated group.
- Target market and intended delivery destination where relevant to shipping eligibility.
For design-specific guidance, see Neyshabur Turquoise for Jewellery Designers. For documentation, see Why Individual Stone Records Matter. For practical sizing and matrix decisions, read Turquoise Cabochon Dimensions for Jewellery Design and How to Choose Matrix-Rich Turquoise for Jewellery. For gallery and collection briefs, read How Galleries Can Build a One-of-One Turquoise Selection. For delivery context, see International Shipping.