Solis name Richard Eddison as CEO of the company and even provide a photo.

Beyond that however no specifics on Eddison or the company are provided.

The Solis “about” page is a bunch of vague marketing statements;

Our experts work in many countries: USA, South Africa, Belgium, Australia, India, etc. For decades, we have accumulated the production, purchase and sales channels.

We have the best gemologists and cutters that from untreated sapphires, rubies, emeralds, diamonds are creating something worthy of the crown and scepter of the rulers.

Our jewelry stones are worthy competitors to the stones from the exchanges Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, London, Antwerp, Hong Kong, Toronto, Bombay.

Solis provide no evidence to back up any of their claims. Nor are the claims verifiable through a third-party source.

Considering how large and established the previous stone industry is, this is highly suspicious.

The Solis website domain (“solis.land”) was privately registered on April 18th, 2017.

Of note is the Solis affiliate rank “Rubin”, which is German for “Ruby”. The Emerald rank is represented by “Emarald”, which I believe is just a typo.

Other typos on the Solis website strongly suggest the admin isn’t a native English speaker;

WHAT ARE THE MINIMAL AND
MAXIMAL
SUMS THAT I CAN ORDER FOR WITHDRAWAL?

I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest that Richard Eddison, as represented on the Solis website, likely doesn’t exist.

Whoever is actually running Solis is likely German and based out of Europe.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Solis Products

Solis has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Solis affiliate membership itself.

The Solis Compensation Plan

Solis affiliates invest funds on the promise of an advertised “monthly income” ROI:

invest $1 and receive a monthly 17% ROI (able to invest up to $25)

invest $5 and receive a monthly 18% ROI (able to invest up to $50)

invest $10 and receive a monthly 19% ROI (able to invest up to $100)

invest $25 and receive a monthly 20% ROI (able to invest up to $250)

invest $50 and receive a monthly 21% ROI (able to invest up to $500)

invest $100 and receive a monthly 22% ROI (able to invest up to $1000)

invest $250 and receive a monthly 23% ROI (able to invest up to $2500)

invest $500 and receive a monthly 24% ROI (able to invest up to $5000)

invest $1000 and receive a monthly 25% ROI (able to invest up to $10,000)

invest $2500 and receive a monthly 26% ROI (able to invest up to $25,000)

invest $5000 and receive a monthly 27% ROI (able to invest up to $50,000)

invest $10,000 and receive a monthly 28% ROI (able to invest up to $100,000)

invest $25,000 and receive a monthly 29% ROI (able to invest up to $100,000)

invest $50,000 and receive a monthly 30% ROI (able to invest up to $100,000)

invest $100,000 and receive a monthly 31% ROI (able to inv

🤖 Quick Answer

Is Solis a legitimate precious stone trading company?
Solis lacks verifiable credentials and third-party validation for its operations. The company provides only vague marketing statements on its "about" page without specific details about CEO Richard Eddison, organizational structure, or operational evidence. No independent verification supports claims regarding gemological expertise, production channels, or competitive positioning in international markets.

What documentation does Solis provide to investors?
Solis offers no substantive documentation supporting its business operations or investment returns. The company makes unverified claims about gemologists, cutters, and international supply channels across multiple countries without providing evidence, certifications, or third-party audits to corroborate these assertions.

Are Solis's promised returns of 31% monthly ROI credible?
Such returns significantly exceed market standards for precious stone trading and legitimate investment vehicles. Without transparent financial statements, regulatory oversight, or audited

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