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There are thousands of loupe are selling in, price range from 3-30 dollars. This is hard to make a desicion which is good. Some loupe made with very low and basic materias that customers can not see it from the pics. Our loupes are optical aberration, achromatic and three combination of magnifiying glass.

 

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The only difference between this one and other branded loupe you see in       a jewelry store that selling for a lot more money is we print their respective trademark/logo for them.

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Jeweler's Loupe 10x Magnifier Lens :

 

Made with precision, HEAVY DUTY, HIGH QUALITY and one of the most important tools used to inspect gemstones and other jewelry. With its special OPTICAL GLASS with 10x powerful magnification lenses, objects appear to be larger and reveal tiny details that couldn't seen with normal vision even the very smallest detail into sharp focus such as tiny crystals, trace minerals, grain surfaces, and microfossils. It comes with a Cushioned Sturdy storage case for protection and ease of carrying anywhere.

Usage & Applications:
It can be used in a number of different industries, notably in jewelry trade, photography, printing, laboratories, etc. Used for many soldering applications to inspect a printed circuit board with small surface components on it, to carefully analyze how ink lays on paper while register film separations to one another, to check registration of colors, estimate dot-gain, and diagnose issues with roller pressure and chemistry based on the shape of individual dots and rosettes, and to review, edit or analyze negatives and slides on a light table, for viewing the ground glass image to aid focussing, for a real close-up inspection of Gems, Diamonds and Minerals, circuit board films, reading fine prints, stamps, jewelry and coins, photos, aid to collectors, scientists, hobbyists, and antiques or any other small intricate items.

Features:

• Uses OPTICAL GLASS
• With 10x magnification
• Size: Diameter 21mm and 18mm available
• Useful tool for a variety of gemstones
• Reliable and transportable
• Durable & built to last long, indeed a value for your money device
• Complete with FREE sturdy carrying case with cushioned compartments that fits the device perfectly, an added protection for the device.

Accessory included:

• Sturdy leather carrying case with cushioned compartments

Warranty: 2 years warranty

Photos below show 2 options: Black and White, please leave a message at check out to let us know which size  you prefer. If you don't mention which one you want, we will ship a random one.

Gem Loupe Instructions - Step by Step
Step	Description	Instructions
1	You	First of all, please accept my apologies for subjecting you to a picture of me! I can't afford models and if I tried my wife would kill me! :)  Seriously though, get a comfortable chair next to a strong indirect light source for viewing the gemstone or gem rough.
2	Gem Loupe	Bring the gem loupe up to your eye as close as is comfortable and definitely without touching your eyeball. This is not a contact lense; it is a loupe! Keep the gem loupe absolutely stationary and close to your eye. Do not move the loupe!  There shouldn't be room for a stone between your eye and the gem loupe. If there is, then get the loupe closer. Brushing against your eyelashes or your glasses is a good indicator that you've got it close enough.  Be sure to keep both eyes open. It is natural to want to close the other eye but eventually it leads to eye strain more quickly than keeping both eyes open.
3	Gemstone or Gem Rough	Bring the stone within an inch or more of the other side of the gem loupe away from your eye.
Preparation Complete	Stone Analysis	While peering through the stationary gem loupe, slowly move the stone back and forth until it comes into focus. Because the gem loupe has such a strong magnification the focal range or aperture is very narrow. So you will need to very slightly move the stone back and forth to get different areas of the stone into focus.  Continue to move the stone back and forth and turn it around in different directions until you feel you have seen each area sufficiently with sharp focus through the lense.
Disclaimer	CYA!	I am no expert! I use these tools as best I can, but I am not a graduate gemologist by any means. I try to keep it simple as much for me as for you, so please use this as a starting point and when you get in deep, consult your books and experts. Thanks!