Diamond Experior

Diamond Experior

$70.04
Sale price  $70.04 Regular price  $111.18
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Diamond Experior

Diamond Experior

$70.04
Sale price  $70.04 Regular price  $111.18

Summary

Very reliable make, GemTrue.  This is the latest model following on from their Diamond Plus. 

Automatic display, no need to adjust the sensitivity according to the size of the stone and the temperature, three lights: Diamond (= diamond or Moissanite*) or Other (= not diamond), or Metal (= you've  missed the stones and have touched the setting by accident). 

To see an article all about diamond testing click here. 

Technical

DISPLAY

Three lights, diamond, other or metal (see SUMMARY).

PHYSICAL

Dimensions: 6¼"X1½"X¾" 155X38X20mm

Weight: 80g

Tip: can test stones down to 0.03ct (3pt) in size, smaller if you have good eyesight and a steady hand.

Operating temperature: recommended between 5 and 38 degrees C (41 to 100 degrees F). 

POWER

Power: one PP3 battery (supplied)

Warm-up time when switched on: about 20 seconds

Response time (to give a reading) about 1 second

Warm-up time between tests about 1 second.

ACCESSORIES / PRESENTATION

Small, neat carrying case with stone holder slotted into a side pouch.

Battery included.

GUARANTEE

1 year.

Limitations

This is a diamond-only tester, it will not test Moissanite, that means Moissanite will register 'diamond' (for other models see the ALTERNATIVES tab). 

A UV light serves no purpose when testing diamonds v. non-diamonds (though it does help with testing diamond v. Moissanite in the multi-testers). 

Alternatives

The Diamond Experior is to distinguish diamond from non-diamond (simulant/imitation).  It will not distinguish natural (mined) diamond from synthetic (lab-grown) diamond - that requires a very specialist tester (£700.00 to £1000.00) see ARI, ARETE and APEX. It is important not to confuse "Synthetic" with "simulant", see technical terms. 

For a summary of all diamond and gem testers see the Comparison Chart, or see a more detailed explanation of what the various types of tester can (and can't) detect at our Guide to Buying Diamond Testers. 

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