Pocket Hand Magnifier. Lens Jewellers Loupe
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Pocket Hand Magnifier. Lens Jewellers Loupe
Pocket Hand Magnifier. Lens Jewellers Loupe
The hand Lens Magnification ( Jeweller`s Loupe) 30 x -21 mm is in a carrier case. Coated with a gold colour. It enables you to get a close view of even the tiniest objects. The lens is made from optical glass. The neat and compact size makes it easy to have in your pocket. Small items can be seen at magnification. It can open up an interesting world of seeing even the tiniest detail. Makes a useful addition for collectors, and can help to view fossils, amber, stamps more clearly. Great educational tool to support an interest in collecting and looking at things in greater detail. It is important to recognise that it should be used differently form a magnifying glass. To get the best view, the lens needs to be held close to your eye, while at the same time, bringing the object closer and closer until it comes into focus. Making sure the light is good will also make a difference. It is important to point out that there are many varieties of jeweller's loupes/ hand lens magnifying tools on the market. Some of them are of a very high specification and are used for examining expensive diamonds and gems. This is a basic entry level and inexpensive model. I use it myself to view insects in amber and copal and for a closer look at my fossils.
The hand Lens Magnification ( Jeweller`s Loupe) 30 x -21 mm is in a carrier case. Coated with a gold colour. It enables you to get a close view of even the tiniest objects. The lens is made from optical glass. The neat and compact size makes it easy to have in your pocket. Small items can be seen at magnification. It can open up an interesting world of seeing even the tiniest detail. Makes a useful addition for collectors, and can help to view fossils, amber, stamps more clearly. Great educational tool to support an interest in collecting and looking at things in greater detail. It is important to recognise that it should be used differently form a magnifying glass. To get the best view, the lens needs to be held close to your eye, while at the same time, bringing the object closer and closer until it comes into focus. Making sure the light is good will also make a difference. It is important to point out that there are many varieties of jeweller's loupes/ hand lens magnifying tools on the market. Some of them are of a very high specification and are used for examining expensive diamonds and gems. This is a basic entry level and inexpensive model. I use it myself to view insects in amber and copal and for a closer look at my fossils.
