2022
Exports
$1.37BWorld Rnk 3 / 162
Flag Rnk 216 / 1217
2022
PRODUCT COMPLEXITY IN Precious Stones
-1.14Rnk 866 / 1025
2022
Imports
$1.68BWorld Rnk 2 / 185
Flag Rnk 284 / 1216
2022
ECONOMIC COMPLEXITY of United States
1.47Rnk 10 / 133

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Exports In 2022, United States exported $1.37B in Precious Stones, making it the 3rd largest exporter of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 216th most exported product in United States. The main destination of Precious Stones exports from United States are: Switzerland ($299M), France ($276M), Hong Kong ($264M), United Kingdom ($91.9M), and Singapore ($75.2M).

The fastest growing export markets for Precious Stones of United States between 2021 and 2022 were Switzerland ($90.1M), France ($79M), and Singapore ($72.4M).

Imports In 2022, United States imported $1.68B in Precious Stones, becoming the 2nd largest importer of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 284th most imported product in United States. United States imports Precious Stones primarily from: Thailand ($267M), India ($253M), Switzerland ($183M), Israel ($102M), and Sri Lanka ($86.4M).

The fastest growing import markets in Precious Stones for United States between 2021 and 2022 were India ($140M), Thailand ($124M), and United Kingdom ($53.5M).

COMPANIES In 2023, leading companies such as Ameziel (268), CrimsonLogic (94), and Amazon (70) were at the forefront of shipping Precious Stones to the United States.

Latest Trends

August 2024

Subnational Monthly Trade

Time Scale
Flow
Color
EXPORT GROWTH (August 2023 - August 2024)$-15.2M(-9.85%)
IMPORT GROWTH (August 2023 - August 2024)$-1.54M(-1.15%)
MAIN EXPORTER (August 2024)New York$530M
MAIN DESTINATION (August 2024)Hong Kong$32.3M

This section shows Precious Stones's exports and imports data at subnational level for United States. Click any date in the line plot, any subnational region in the geomap, or any destination or origin country to explore the exports or imports behavior of Precious Stones over time.

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Historical Data

Trade Balance

Color
EXPORTS (2022)$1.37B
IMPORTS (2022)$1.68B
NET TRADE (2022)-$314M

In 2022, United States exported $1.37B in Precious Stones. The main destinations of United States exports on Precious Stones were Switzerland ($299M), France ($276M), Hong Kong ($264M), United Kingdom ($91.9M), and Singapore ($75.2M).

In 2022, United States imported $1.68B in Precious Stones, mainly from Thailand ($267M), India ($253M), Switzerland ($183M), Israel ($102M), and Sri Lanka ($86.4M).

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Export Destinations (2022)

Import Origins (2022)

Market Growth

Flow
THE FASTEST GROWING Precious Stones EXPORT MARKETS FOR United States WERE (2021 - 2022):
Switzerland$90.1M (43.2%)
France$79M (40.2%)
Singapore$72.4M (2.57k%)
THE FASTEST DECLINING MARKETS FOR THE EXPORT OF Precious Stones BY United States WERE (2021 - 2022):
Hong Kong-$21.8M (-7.63%)
Sri Lanka-$4.96M (-34.6%)
Lebanon-$3.19M (-91.6%)

Change in Exports by Market (2021 - 2022)

Market Concentration

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In 2022, United States's main exporting competitors in Precious Stones were:
Burma $4.13B
In 2022, United States's main importing competitors in Precious Stones were:
China $4.35B

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Trade Value of Precious Stones by Exporters

Potential Exports

Potential Exports

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TOP EXPORT POTENTIALIndia+ $27.8M
TOP IMPORT POTENTIALIndia+ $41.7M

Precious Stones’s highest export potential is India. With an export gap of $27.8M.   Precious Stones’s highest import potential is India with an import gap of $41.7M.

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