Jewellers Eye Loupe 10X – 21mm Triplet Glass Magnifier with Rubber Grip | Folding Pocket-Size Handheld Lens for Jewellery, Diamonds, Gemstones & Watchmaking

Name: Jewellers Eye Loupe 10X – 21mm Triplet Glass Magnifier with Rubber Grip | Folding Pocket-Size Handheld Lens for Jewellery, Diamonds, Gemstones &amp; Watchmaking
SKU: Eye Loupe 10X
Price: 599.00 INR
Availability: InStock

₹599.00

🔍 10X Magnification (21mm) – Provides clear and detailed viewing for jewellery and gemstone inspection.

🔷 Triplet Glass Lens – Minimizes distortion and color aberration for sharp, high-precision results.

🖐️ Rubber Grip Body – Comfortable, non-slip grip for stable handling during long use.

📏 Folding Pocket Design – Compact, lightweight, and easy to carry for on-the-go professionals.

💎 Professional Utility – Ideal for jewellers, diamond graders, gemstone experts, watchmakers, students, and hobby collectors.

⚙️ Durable Construction – Made with quality materials for long-term use.

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SKU: Eye Loupe 10X Category: EYE LOUPE Tag: Eye Loupe 10X – 21mm

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This Jewellers Eye Loupe 10X (21mm) is a premium-grade magnifying tool designed for precise and detailed inspection. The triplet glass lens ensures sharp, distortion-free clarity, making it ideal for jewellery appraisers, diamond graders, gemstone sorters, watchmakers, and hobby collectors.

The rubber-grip body offers a secure and comfortable hold, while the foldable pocket-size design makes it convenient to carry anywhere. Whether you are inspecting gemstones, checking hallmarks, repairing watches, or using it for general magnification needs, this loupe delivers professional-level performance in a compact size.

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