Can you test different shapes and sizes of diamonds? It seems like the metal holder can only hold Round Brilliant diamonds.
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Yes, you just place the tip on any shape diamond and the lights will tell you if the diamond is real or not. The diamond tester does not hold the diamonds
1986767
You can test any size or shape of diamonds with this tester. Very efficient.
1986768
I didn't have my tester hold the diamond at all, I just touched different stones and it worked.
1986769
YES! You can test any sized stone as long as the stone is touching the metal tray and your finger is as well. The back of the tester has a metal plate that you must be touching with your other hand to complete the grounding circut.
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Yes, but you need to be a pretty good judge of the size of the stone. There are different settings, depending on the weight of the stone.
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You don't have to put the diamonds in the holder to test them. Just hold them and test them. It's actually a really good tester for the price! I've ordered another since then so I would have a spare.
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I had a large collection of rings, about sixty or so. They were all sizes and shapes. Lots of fakes but some real and anything I put to the test worked well enough.
135386
No, mine has a zigzag detail around the rim, and then rectangles with diamonds inside, around the sides.
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The source of power is battery. When the tip of the pin touches the diamond there is a light on the diamond tester that will tell you if the diamond is real or not. If diamond is the real thing the tester will beep. If not so real you will hear nothing. The diamond tester is a real good. You can carry it in your purse or pocket.
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you could put medium to large bangles in it, there are only two small trays at the bottom that really do no hold much
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I suppose you could. The watch holder is a solid foam block glued in place with slots cut out for the watches. Would be a bit of work and the results might not be very neat but I suppose it could work.
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I don't use mine as a jewelry holder but it can definitely be used as one. It came with plenty of dividers - so it could work!
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Let me check mine and see if I can give you an average mind you I use the 10mm jewel cases not the ultra thin ones....okay here we go each cell hold 30 jewel cases now if you times that by 30 you get around 360 cases. Hope this helps, Paul.
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I found the stone to be one of the worse diamond stones that I have ever used. I threw it in the recycle bin. Maybe it can be turned into something useful.
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I wish I knew the right answer, because of how sensitive watch parts are, I would rather you ask a watch jeweler. I do use it for sensitive jewelry pieces.
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Don't know, I am just starting to use this since I was 12, back in the '60s :-/ That would be a question for the jewelers. Apologies .
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I don't know-sorry. I've only used it with my gold, platinum, diamonds, sapphires , and rubies.
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Depending on the size of the stone(s) & their orientation yes u can test a mounted stone sometimes. U have to have an open back to the stone where nothing blocks the laser. It's far better to test a loose stone where possible to ensure accuracy. I've tested several stones pre-mounted, but it takes time & positioning to get an accurate read. Biggest issue of using a mounted stone is having the whole piece small enough to fit under the cover with the question stone over the laser hole. As for testing multiple stones it again possible just so long as u can ensure placement over the laser is right. Multi stones "usually" means a smaller mounting or overall piece, & tiny stones may b much more difficult to get lined up both under the cover & with regard to the laser. Don't let it stop u from trying it though. The worst that'd happen is the cover won't go on or that the readout is wrong. If u have a feel for identification, u can sometimes tell or get a feeling if a reading just feels off to u. If that happens, by all means u may need to pull the stone out & do further tests to confirm it's identity. Overall trust ur gut if something doesn't seem right to u. U test a mounted stone the same as a loose one by placing the stone over the laser pinhole & placing the cover over it. U do, as I said, have to make sure that the laser can go straight thru the stone without catching on any metal or other materials u aren't attempting to test. Rings r to me the hardest, because of the band possibly blocking the light coming out thru the back of the stone.
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Hi, No, not really; for gemstones my suggestion's a Presidium Duo-Tester. It's pricey.
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This product has a few sections of round gems, but not a lot. Most are kiddish shapes like hearts, stars, moons, flowers. Not recommendable if you're looking for round shapes. good luck!
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You can ask the seller, or email Priya at Diamond Trading, she is very helpful: priya@dtnj.com
1060542
No, not working. For ceramics, you can try the diamond and then, without a good result
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Absolutely.....its the nicest holder I jave ever had. A year old now and still sparkly. Rolls never fall off. Recommend it highly.