Ade Advanced Optics 10x21TB-A Triplet Professional Loupes – Jewelers Loupe for Jewelry, Coins, Gemstones, Trichomes, Geology, Diamond Inspection, Pocket Magnifier Tool for Watch, Plants, Slides

Ade Advanced Optics 10x21TB-A Triplet Professional Loupes – Jewelers Loupe for Jewelry, Coins, Gemstones, Trichomes, Geology, Diamond Inspection, Pocket Magnifier Tool for Watch, Plants, Slides

• TRIPLET OPTICS FOR HIGH CLARITY – Triplet glass lens provides excellent clarity and color accuracy with minimal distortion. Ideal for examining jewelry, coins, gemstones, trichomes, or circuit boards with sharp magnification and edge-to-edge focus.
• SECURE LEATHER STORAGE CASE – Comes with a durable leather case featuring a snap closure to hold the loupe securely. Protects the lens from scratches and dust, making it ideal for pocket storage, travel, or field use by jewelers and collectors.
• BONDED TRIPLET LENS DESIGN – Three precision-bonded lenses deliver a crisp, high-definition image. A reliable optical tool for jewelers, geologists, hobbyists, or anyone needing distortion-free close-up viewing of fine details and small objects.
• VERSATILE MAGNIFICATION TOOL – Ideal for inspecting diamonds, watches, stamps, error coins, trichomes, plants, or circuit boards. A must-have hand lens for jewelers, collectors, geologists, and anyone needing detailed close-up viewing on the go.
• PORTABLE & USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN – Compact, lightweight, and easy to carry in a pocket or bag. Delivers a clear, sharp view with comfortable eye relief, making it practical for prolonged use in fieldwork, lab tasks, or daily inspection routines.

Excellent clarity of the Triplet glass lens (three lenses in a single shell) is a top feature of this quality loupe, but it also has features that will provide convenience and security. If you need a quality 10x loupe for a reasonable price, this is it. If you've never used a loupe of this power, you may wish to know that the viewing distance is very short between the loupe and the eye as well as between the loupe and the object viewed. The center of the loupe is the viewing area.