Greg Yuna Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Greg Yuna is an American business executive best known for playing Jewelry Consultant in the film Uncut Gems.

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Best Known For:The film Uncut Gems

Breakthrough:Established himself as a prominent jeweler for A-list celebrities and athletes in NYC's Diamond District in 2012

10 Quick Facts About Greg Yuna

Full Name: Greg Yuna
Nationality: American
Profession: Businessperson
Known For: The film Uncut Gems
Current Role: Founder/jeweler
Date of Birth: December 19, 1982
Age: 43 years old
Place of Birth: Queens, New York
Popular As: Clean Greg
Net Worth: $5,000,000

Greg Yuna Age

Greg Yuna is 43 years old. He was born on December 19, 1982, and his zodiac sign is Sagittarius.

Career & Work

Greg Yuna's career includes business leadership roles with Greg Yuna (Brand).

Organization: Greg Yuna (Brand)

Role: Founder

Period: 2017–Present

Details: New York City

Rise to Fame

Greg Yuna rose to prominence for his role in the film Uncut Gems.

Notable Works

Film: Uncut Gems (Jewelry Consultant, 2019)

Greg Yuna Net Worth

Greg Yuna's net worth is estimated to be between $5,000,000. This includes assets, earnings, and accumulated income, with the primary source of income being their career as a Businessperson.

Lesser Known Facts

Greg Yuna provided creative input and jewelry for the Safdie brothers' film 'Uncut Gems'.

Personal Information

Full Name: Greg Yuna
Popular As: Clean Greg
Gender: Male
Occupation: Businessperson
Nationality: American
Living Status: Alive
Ethnicity: White

Birth & Background

Date of Birth: December 19, 1982
Age: 43
Birthday: December 19
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Place of Birth: Queens, New York

Measurements

Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown

Net Worth & Income

Salary: $69,000–$575,000 (Estimated range)
Net Worth: $5,000,000
Source of Income: Employment or business activity; ownership requires separate evidence