A magnifying glass, either of the folding pocket variety or mounted in an eyepiece. Though a magnifier of any strength can be sold as a loupe, a "jeweler's loupe" refers to a glass of 10x power.

10 power magnification used to view and grade diamonds.

Small, cylindrical magnifying glass used by graphic arts professionals to inspect transparencies, printing films and other proofs.

It is a small magnifying lens which is used to observe certain aspects of gemstone. It commonly have a magnification level of 10x.

A variety of magnifying glasses used to check image quality before scanning and verify process colour registration on press.

Small magnifying lens used to observe certain aspects of a gemstone. Loupes usually have a magnification level of 10x.

Lens built into a small stand. Used to inspect copy, film, proofs, plates and printing. Low Key Photo - Photo whose most important details appear in the shadows.

the specialized magnifying glass used by diamond cutters.

A small magnifying lens used to examine diamonds. 10x magnification is the standard.

Small magnifying glass used in the diamond trade to examine diamonds. Magnification may vary but most commonly used is 10X.

A hand-held magnifying lens used in skin examinations.

A small, hand-held optical magnifying device used in conjunction with a light box for the inspection of microfilm.

small magnifying glass (usually set in an eyepiece) used by jewelers and horologists

a jeweler's magnifying glass

a magnifying glass eye piece

a magnifying glass for photography

a small magnification device used by jewelers , watchmakers , and other precision craftsmen

a small magnifier that helps to examine slides closely

a small magnifying glass in various degrees of magnification

a small magnifying glass used to view gemstones

a special magnifying glass that enables you to take a closer look at a gemstone or other object

a special type of magnifying glass jewelry auction, specifically designed for the minute examination of cut stones and precious metals

a strong magnifying glass

A jewelers magnifying glass that is standardized at 10X magnification.

See Glass – Abbreviation for a quantity of 1000 sheets of paper.

a low-powered magnifying lens, usually folding, used in the field.

A magnifying glass used to view parts that clip to a pair of eye glasses.

A simple magnifier  to bring the retinal image of a close object into focus without appreciable magnification. agnesium Fluoride.  A crystalline compound used to make a robust, thin-layer coating on a lens surface to reduce surface reflection and increase efficiency.  Commonly has a purple reflection on the lens.

Magnifying glass usually of 10X.

(loop) A hand-held 10x magnifier that is used to closely examine gemstones and their mountings.

A monocular magnifier, held in the eye socket.

Small magnifying glass used in the diamond trade to examine diamonds. Magnification may vary, but all diamonds are graded under 10X.

A type of magnifying glass used by numismatists and jewelers

A handheld magnifier used by jewelers to observe clarity characteristics or cut features of a gem.

A type of magnifying glass used by numismatists to more closely examine a coin.

A small magnifier used to observe the details on a printed sheet.

A magnifying glass used to review a printed image, plate and position film.

small magnifying glass to see slides and contact sheet images eight times larger.

a magnifying glass used to examine coins

A handheld magnification piece used to view the inclusions in a gem. !0 power is the standard magnification for grading diamonds.

Any small magnifying glass mounted for hand use, to hold up to the eye socket or attach to a pair of glasses.

A small lens used to examine the quality of printing proofs, film, photographs, transparencies, etc. Some have built in measurements (pictured), light sources and adjustable focus.

A compact magnifying glass used to examine stones and settings. The most common jewelers loupe magnifies objects ten times.

A small magnifying glass used in viewing transparencies (slides), negatives and contact sheets. Generally a loupe's magnification is eight times.

An optical device that has a magnifing lens built into a small stand. Used to inspect copy, film, proofs, plates and printing. Also called glass and linen tester.

A magnifying tool used to enlarge images on a contact sheet.

Magnifying glasses usually of 10X.

A circualr-shaped magnifying glass used to enlarge the view or composites so that you can see all details of the shot.

A type of magnifying glass used by jewelry professionals to examine gemstones, particularly diamonds.

A small magnifying glass for viewing slides, negatives and contact sheets. Commonly 8X to 10X.

The magnifying tool used to examine gemstones and jewelry, typically to 10X magnification.

A loupe is a small magnifying glass that is usually used for viewing transparencies (slides), negatives and contact sheets. However, you can use a loupe to view anything really as it magnifies objects by 800 percent or eight times.

From the German word for magnifying glass, a lens used by photographers, printers, and designers to examine details in printed materials.