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Lamps

SSEF High-Intensity Short-Wave Illuminator $499.00

Designed to be used with Diamond-Type Spotter.
Allows you to quickly and easily separate Type II-a diamonds
from other diamonds.

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The Flex Light

  • Provides a high intensity light source to use with the Standard Refractometer, Pocket Refractometer, or Desk Spectroscope

  • Flexible tube extends up to 9" and may be bent in any shape, for hands-free use

  • Tube winds around the case for compact storage

  • Rotating head changes the intensity of the light

  • Requires 2 AAA batteries (not included)

  • Includes extra lightbulb

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The Flex Light is only $29.95!!!

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Provides an incandescent light source to use with the Loupe, Chelsea Filter,
Darkfield Diamond View, Spectroscope, Dichroscope, and more!
Compact (measures 5¾"), Includes nylon belt holster, Battery operated (2AA batteries included)
$15.00

Also available: Solitaire Maglite for use with the RosGem Portable Refractometer (measures 3¼")
$11.00

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Longwave/Shortwave
Ultraviolet Lamps
An ultraviolet lamp that provides the proper intensity of longwave and shortwave ultraviolet light can be invaluable as a means to:
  • Separate natural diamond from synthetic "gem quality" diamond.
  • Separate diamond from colorless sapphire and zircon (natural and synthetic).
  • Distinguish natural emerald from synthetic.
  • Test emeralds for oiling, and reveal what the oiling process has concealed.
  • Distinguish older synthetic blue sapphire from natural blue sapphire.
  • Detect heat-treated blue sapphire.
  • Ensure proper grading of diamonds.
  • Differentiate among pink topaz, pink sapphire and pink tourmaline.
  • Separate:
    • Natural tanzanite from imitation tanzanite.
    • Lapis from dyed jasper.
    • Reddish-brown amber from plastic look-alikes.
    • Blue zircon from aquamarine.
    • Natural black pearl from dyed black pearl.
    • Natural black opal from sugar-treated black opal.

For further information on gemological uses for shortwave/longwave ultraviolet light, refer to Gem Identification Made Easy, 3rd Edition by Antoinette Matlins, P.G.

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LONGWAVE / SHORT WAVE ULTRAVIOLET LAMPS


The Portable LW/SW UV Lamp (UVP) is $72.00
  • Provides both longwave and shortwave capability in a very compact unit.
  • A portable unit that supplies ample intensity for detecting fluorescence in many stones.
  • Mini, lightweight construction.
  • Operated by 4 AA batteries (not included)

    Please protect your eyes with UV Blocking Goggles!

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The High Intensity LW/SW UV Lamp (UVP)  is $199.95
(Also available with Viewing Cabinet)
  • High intensity light (720/760 at three inches) ensures reliable results.
  • Provides longwave and shortwave ultraviolet light essential for accurate gem identification.
  • Separate control buttons for longwave and shortwave light allow the user to move quickly between the two without confusion.
  • Easy-to-use, hand-held operation.

Please protect your eyes with UV Blocking Goggles!

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Compact Viewing Cabinet for High Intensity LW/SW Lamp (UVP) is $175.00
*Purchase the High Intensity LW/SW UV Lamp and Viewing Cabinet and save 10%
(Purchased separately: $374.95, purchased together $339.95)
  • Compact construction.
  • Creates a miniature darkroom to facilitate viewing of stones and observing even weak fluorescence.

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