Amerivet Afghan Rare Gem Fund inks its first client

KABUL, Afghanistan - April 14, 2014 - PRLog -- (Kabul, Afghanistan) Amerivet Afghan Rare Gem Funds (“Amerivet Afghan”) has signed a Letter of Understanding with Christina Saint Marche Limited of Paris for the continued supply of Emeralds, Rubies and Sapphires from the Afghanistan region.  Amerivet Afghan is in the process of building a platform where buyers and sellers can come together to trade rough gems under a “small order execution system (“SOES”)” that is often used on smaller stock exchanges. Customers will submit bids in the system in the form of offers to purchase at a fixed carat price while Afghan miners and brokers will submit an asking price for their rough stones along with grading reports and pictures.  “As more buyers and sellers enter the system, it should become an orderly marketplace which will extend the flow of quality rough into the marketplace.” stated Amerivet Afghan owner, Elton Johnson Jr. who is on location in Kabul.  “Our goal is to attract capital into the Afghan mining ‘space’ by showing the world we can build an orderly marketplace for the conversion of rough stones to a hard currency in US dollars.  Christina Saint Marché has made it possible for us to begin this process as she understands the gem marketplace”

Madame Saint Marché is a “French trained corsetier” or in English, a corset maker who creates corsets that are jewel encrusted.  A 14 year student at the world renown Gemological Institute of America, she has created some of the most expensive corsets the fashion industry has seen for an exclusive list of clients.  Saint Marché went on to say; “I am appreciative of the opportunity Elton Johnson and Amerivet Afghan Rare Gem Funds has afforded me so to be one of their main purchasers in this the early round of the fund.  The miners of Afghanistan are hard working individuals and I am hopeful, by incorporating their raw gem material into my corset and stiletto heel designs, that I will be able to bring more attention to the exceptional quality of their goods.”

A collection of corsets and stiletto heels created, using only Afghan gemstones, is currently being discussed between the companies.  The completed collection would be on tour during the various 2015 fashion weeks.

Assisting Amerivet Afghan Rare Gem Funds with the software creation of the SOES platform will be Element 64 Limited a Canadian company owned by R. Chance Saint Marché.