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The function of a loupe is to magnify details that are a little too small for the naked eye. They are cheap and highly portable magnfying lenses that let, for example, a jeweler see tiny things like internal inclusions or flaws in a gemstone, or damage to a stone or setting, or karat markings and other tiny inscriptions on jewelry, etc.
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What is the function of a loupe?
A loupe is a hand lense that is used to see small details closely. It is typically used by jewelers in order to verify details and authenticity of the piece of jewelry.
What do you call a jeweler's eyeglass?
A jeweler's lens is called a loupe.
What does loupe mean?
loupe is the type of lens used by a watch repairer
Name of the magnifying glass used by jewellers?
A jewellers loupe.
What nicknames does Michael Loupe go by?
Michael Loupe goes by Corky.
What do the numbers followed by mm mean on a jewlers loupe?
The focal length of the lens in the loupe
What is a jewelers eyepiece called?
A loupe is a small magnifying lens that could be described as a jeweler's eyepiece.
What word means a jewelers lens?
Loupe I'm pretty sure. My boyfriend's father was a jeweler. Hope that helps
What has the author Philippe Loupe s written?
Philippe Loupe s has written: 'L' Espagne de 1780 a 1802' -- subject(s): History
How did cantaloupe got it name?
because they cant a loupe
What are the release dates for La loupe de grand-maman - 1901?
La loupe de grand-maman - 1901 was released on: France: 1901 USA: October 1904
What is the difference between 18mm 20mm 22mm loupe?
The main difference between an 18mm, 20mm, and 22mm loupe is the size of the lens. The larger the lens diameter, the more light it can let in and the larger the field of view. A larger loupe may provide a clearer and broader magnified view compared to a smaller one.
