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Using Tweezers |
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1. The most accurate results are achieved using the ideal scope with standard tweezers. 2. When using standard tweezers do not squeeze too tight, hold stones in a relaxed manner. 3. Push the slide forward to lock the tweezers in place. Do not lock too tight, just firm enough to hold the stone 3. View the stone with the table facing toward you (see pics above) |
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Grabbing Tweezers |
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| Grabbing tweezers are better suited for observing stones with the naked eye. When using them ensure the diamond is held approximately level in the claws. The face up (table up) view of a diamond is the most important view (see pic below) but you should rotate the stone to view its fire (flashes of coloured light) and scintillation (twinkling of black and white). | ||||||||||
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If the stone is not level adjust its position. |
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