Jewelry Pro Gear

A Hexagon Loupe, a Diamond Identifier, and More Gear for Jewelry Pros

Plus an affordable stick that makes on-the-go jewelry touchups a cinch.

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5 years ago

May 25, 2021

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2021 Issue

Silken Stones

The liquid drape of this scarf’s luxurious silk comes to life with a ravishing print of rubies by artist Tetiana Samoilenko! Perfect to throw it around your shoulders or add it to an artful display in your store. Light, lovely, and utterly unforgettable.

etsy.com/shop/ambersunart

Hexagon Triplet loupe from STULLER

That’s A Hexy Loupe

With an angular shape that makes it easy to handle, the Hexagon Triplet loupe from Stuller features a precision 22-millimeter achromatic lens to provide excellent color and clarity with no distortion. The lens is also made with a high-grade anti-reflective optical coating film that helps eliminate glare.

$61

stuller.com

Stardust book

Starstruck

Stardust is a stunning new book dedicated to the jewels of Frederic Zaavy. The volume features breathtaking visuals by John Bigelow Taylor and Dianne Dubler, noted photographers whose work has graced the pages of over 300 books focusing on works of art, architecture, jewelry, and antiquities.

$85

kubaba.com

Kingswood_Clean-and-Care_Sparkle-Shine-Stick

Sparkle to Go

The Kingswood Company’s Sparkle + Shine stick makes on-the-go jewelry touchups a cinch! A fantastic add-on item or thoughtful gift with purchase that is sure to delight your customers and keep their special treasures sparkling clean. Wholesale pricing available.

$14.95

thekingswoodcompany.com

GemID machine from DRC TECHNO

No Switcheroo For You

The GemID machine from DRC Techno can identify the unique signature of any diamond, using a technique that is comparable to scanning a diamond’s DNA. The information is then stored so that anyone with GemID technology can scan and identify that specific diamond, whether it is loose or mounted. Put diamond-switching worries to rest for good.

$4,999

drctechno.com

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