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Gtbuy Spreadsheet Guide: QC, Custom Photos and Jade Shipping

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Short answerGtbuy suits jade shoppers who prefer to confirm an order in stages: verify the original marketplace listing, wait for warehouse QC photos of the actual piece, request a custom photo when a specific detail matters, then consolidate and choose international shipping based on the packed parcel. QC is a visual record, not an appraisal or a treatment test.

Reported facts
Service fee6.00
Free storage90 days after warehouse receipt
Custom photo1
Exchange rate5.97
CompanyGtbuy Limited
Support email[email protected]
Company number76481571
Fee information as of2026-09
Figures as of 2026-09

Gtbuy is a cross-border shopping agent that buys from Chinese marketplaces, receives goods in its warehouse, supplies QC photos, stores items for free, consolidates parcels and dispatches them internationally. For jade buyers, its value is staging: your testing team can confirm the original listing, then inspect warehouse images of the exact piece before paying for a fragile-stone parcel. Gtbuy QC documents visible condition only. It does not identify jadeite versus nephrite, detect polymer impregnation, dyeing or bleaching, or validate a vendor's certificate claims.

What works well

  • Warehouse-stage order tracking gives you a checkpoint between the marketplace purchase and the international shipment, so a jade piece can be reviewed before freight is paid

  • QC review with an optional custom-photo path lets you ask for a specific visible detail, such as a bangle's inner diameter marking, a clasp, or a certificate card in the box

  • Up to 90 free storage days after warehouse receipt allows several jade purchases to accumulate and ship together in one consolidated parcel

  • Company details are published: Gtbuy Limited, company number 76481571, with [email protected] listed as the support contact

What to check

  • QC photos are a visual record, not a gemological one. They cannot confirm jadeite versus nephrite, Type A versus treated material, specific gravity, or refractive index, and they do not authenticate a lab certificate

  • The platform states that seller pre-orders, stock shortages and dispatch delays can affect timing, so an estimated warehouse arrival date is not a guarantee

  • International shipping is quoted on the packed parcel, so the final cost depends on destination, chosen route, actual weight and volume, and it is only visible after consolidation

  • Product price, China domestic delivery, the service fee and international freight are separate charges; treat any figure quoted outside the live order page as a starting point and re-check it before paying

About GtbuyGtbuy is a cross-border shopping-agent platform. Its developer listing identifies Gtbuy Limited, company number 76481571, and [email protected] as its support contact.

The platform is built around a staged order path: assisted purchasing from a Chinese marketplace, seller dispatch to the Gtbuy warehouse, warehouse receipt, QC review, parcel consolidation, and finally international dispatch. Product and China domestic-delivery choices come first; the international route is selected only after the goods have arrived and been photographed.

Gtbuy currently lists 90 days of free storage after warehouse receipt and shows QC images once an item is stocked. A custom-photo request is available when a standard QC image does not answer a specific visual question.

For readers of a jade jewelry review site, that sequencing matters more than it does for apparel. Jadeite and nephrite are bought on appearance, dimensions and paperwork, and the piece that arrives at a warehouse is the one you will actually receive — not the studio photo on the listing. Warehouse images let our reviewers compare the delivered stone with the vendor's claim about shape, cut, colour direction, translucency under the lighting available, bangle dimensions, and whether a certificate or receipt is physically present in the package.

Equally important is what the warehouse stage cannot do. Gtbuy does not appraise, grade or treat-test. Photographs taken in warehouse lighting cannot establish whether a jadeite bangle is untreated Type A or has been bleached and polymer-impregnated, cannot separate jadeite from serpentine or amphibole lookalikes, and cannot verify that a certificate card matches the stone beside it. Those questions belong to a laboratory using refractive index, specific gravity, spectroscopy and magnification — not to a QC gallery. Use Gtbuy to catch visible problems and paperwork gaps early, and treat any treatment or species claim as unverified until an independent lab says otherwise.

A 2026 Reddit haul post described one 11 kg Gtbuy parcel reaching the Netherlands in 13 days in satisfactory condition, with EUR132 quoted on an electronics line. That is a single user's account of one parcel and one route, useful as context rather than a delivery, customs or pricing promise.

Gtbuy's public social entry promoted up to $300 in newcomer benefits at the time of our 2026-09 source data. Confirm current eligibility, route limits and expiry on the registration page rather than relying on a third-party summary.
What Gtbuy doesGtbuy can buy from Chinese marketplaces on your behalf, receive goods at its warehouse, publish QC information, hold items for free storage, consolidate several purchases into one parcel, and arrange international dispatch. It is a logistics and purchasing intermediary, not a jeweller, gemologist or appraiser. Verify the original source link, the seller, the selected option and the price on the marketplace page before you place an order.
Why warehouse receipt comes before shippingChoosing an international route before the goods exist means shipping a guess. Once the piece is in the warehouse you can compare QC images with the listing, confirm the exact bangle, bead strand or pendant you bought, chase missing paperwork, and only then price freight on a known parcel. This sequence also matters for returns: an exchange request raised before dispatch is far simpler than one raised after the piece has crossed a border.
What you actually payProduct price, plus China domestic delivery, plus a service fee of 6.00, plus international shipping. The service fee, exchange rate and custom-photo charge shown here reflect 2026-09 source data and can change, so confirm them on your own order page. International freight depends on the packed parcel, your destination, the route selected, and the actual weight and volume — all of which are known only after consolidation.
What QC cannot tell you about jadeA warehouse photo gallery can show colour as the camera and lighting recorded it, approximate proportions, visible chips, cracks, waxy or glassy surface appearance, and whether a certificate card is in the box. It cannot establish species, treatment, specific gravity, refractive index or the authenticity of a report. Bleached and polymer-impregnated jadeite can photograph attractively, and several lookalike minerals resemble nephrite in a JPEG. Treat warehouse images as evidence about the delivered goods, and a laboratory report as the only evidence about what the stone is.
When to use a custom photoRequest an extra photo only when a standard QC image leaves a material question unanswered and you can describe exactly what to capture — the inner rim of a bangle, a drilled hole, a clasp or bail, a maker's stamp, the text on a certificate, the number of beads on a strand. Vague requests produce vague images. Check the current charge before submitting, and remember that a custom photo adds a viewpoint, not a verdict.
Spreadsheet checklist before you payUse the spreadsheet to reach the original listing, then verify: the seller and shop history, the exact piece and its declared dimensions, the selected colour or grade wording, the price and any discount conditions, and the paperwork promised with the order. Record what you expect. After the item is stocked, compare the QC images against that record and treat any mismatch — wrong size, missing certificate, an extra inclusion or crack — as a reason to pause before paying international freight.

How to use Gtbuy

  1. Step 1 — Verify the original link

    Open the marketplace page behind the spreadsheet row and check the seller, the specific piece, dimensions, price and any purchase restrictions. Keep notes or screenshots of the exact option you chose, including the certificate the vendor promises to ship with a jade item.

  2. Step 2 — Submit the purchase request

    Enter the item, variants, quantity and essential notes. This stage covers the product and China domestic delivery. Pre-orders, stock shortages and seller dispatch delays can all affect when the piece reaches the warehouse.

  3. Step 3 — Review QC at warehouse receipt

    Compare the available QC images with your original record: piece identity, dimensions where shown, quantity, obvious cracks or chips, and the presence of any promised paperwork. Ask for a custom photo when a named visual detail is missing. QC does not verify species, treatment or authenticity.

  4. Step 4 — Consolidate and dispatch internationally

    Keep the pieces you approve, create a parcel, and compare routes for your destination with the packed weight and volume in hand. Review declared value, insurance terms and restrictions, then confirm the final cost before dispatch.

Use a Gtbuy spreadsheet as a route to the original listing, never as a substitute for reading it. Open the marketplace page, check the seller, the exact piece, dimensions, price and purchase conditions, and save a record of the option you select — for jade that means the bangle inner diameter, bead count and size, pendant millimetre dimensions, and any certificate the vendor promises to include.

Submit the item with variants and clear notes. The first payment stage covers the product and China domestic delivery. Seller pre-orders, stock shortages and dispatch delays can push the warehouse date later than the estimate.

When the item is stocked, compare the QC images against your record before paying for international freight. Check the piece itself, the packaging, the quantity, and whether the certificate or receipt you were promised is visible. Request a custom photo only when you can name the missing detail precisely, for example a close image of the bangle interior, a maker's mark, or the certificate card. State plainly what you want photographed and check the current charge first. A custom photo still does not authenticate or treat-test the stone.

Then keep the items you approve, build a parcel, and compare routes for your destination. Jade is dense, brittle and expensive to replace, so weigh declared value, insurance terms, route restrictions and the fully landed cost before dispatch. Decide on any return or exchange while free storage days remain, because disputes are far harder once the parcel has left the warehouse.