Description
The Spectrometer is an essential tool for gemologists, enabling the analysis of both loose and mounted stones. This sophisticated device aids in distinguishing naturally colored diamonds from those that have undergone irradiation, as well as differentiating natural stones from synthetic counterparts through their selective absorption of specific wavelengths. The handheld spectroscope operates in the visible light spectrum, revealing the absorption lines of the elements responsible for the gemstone’s color. For example, it effectively differentiates rubies, which contain chromium, from red or pink sapphires that contain iron. By breaking down the transmitted light into its spectral colors, the spectroscope allows gemologists to observe the various wavelengths absorbed by a gemstone, providing critical insights into the elements present. This makes the Spectrometer an invaluable tool for gemstone identification.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Handheld Spectroscope |
| Function | Analysis of gemstones and color absorption |
| Application | Distinguishing natural stones from synthetics |
| Light Spectrum | Visible Light |
