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London New Polarizing Dichroscope

London New Polarizing Dichroscope
London New Polarizing Dichroscope
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London New Polarizing Dichroscope
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NOTICE

New dichroscope has a larger observation area and is more convenient to use than Calcite Dichroscope , which is suitable for minerals with strong dichroism.

For more accurate recommended choice of  Calcite Dichroscope 

New Polarizing Dichroscope

Incorporates two polarizing sheets mounted at right angles to each other allowing the New Polarizing Dichroscope necessity to samples rays from two different areas of the same stone.

Examples are views of a Tourmaline/ruby gemstone with a New Polarizing Dichroscope with a back light. With the same ray of light entering the gemstone both sides should be the same colour under the filter.


This is a small pocket-sized instrument used for transparent coloured gemstones to differentiate genuine stones of the same colour from synthetics.

It is one of the most useful instruments for anyone buying coloured gemstones.

It is a quick and easy way to separate stones such as sapphire-blue colour synthetic spinel from genuine sapphire, or such sapphire-blue colour synthetic spinel from genuine sapphire, or for separating green garnet from chrome tourmaline or emerald.


However, it will not separate natural gemstones from their synthetic counterparts (synthetic emeralds from natural emeralds or synthetic sapphire from natural sapphire).

It will enable you to easily separate single-refracting coloured gemstones from those that are double-refracting, and thus make many important distinctions among look-alike and imitations.

Another important benefit is that it can be used with gemstones that have not been cut or polished.

It is also very useful in cases where cut stones have such a low polish that other instruments (such as refractometers can not be used) or for jewellery pieces in which stones have been set in a way that prohibits the use of other instruments.

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