History of JEX
History of JEX
The founder of JEX, Toshio Fujimoto, had the idea that there was no way to improve the reality that jewelry is expensive when you buy it and surprisingly inexpensive when you sell it. He came up with the idea of creating an "intermediary market for the buying and selling of jewelry"...and this was the solution he found.
After much trial and error, he came up with the idea of charging an intermediary fee from both the seller and the buyer when a transaction is completed.
In this way, JEX's jewelry brokerage system was created to not only provide a place to meet new owners, but also to make the price difference between buying and exchanging as small as possible.
In 1990, JEX opened the Osaka Ekimae Branch as Japan's first full-scale jewelry brokerage market, followed by the Tokyo Ginza Branch in 2000.
Since its establishment, JEX's gem brokerage system has been welcomed by many people, sometimes even from overseas, and we feel that the vortex of joy is steadily expanding.
