Sarin - Diamond Grading - The DiaScan S+ - Sarin

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Sarin - Today's consumers ask questions about diamond cut, and Sarin's DiaScan S+ puts all the answers at your fingertips. With the new DiaScan S+ proportion scanner you can just plug & play. No special requirements for either desktop or laptop computers!

DiaScan S+ is now so compact and mobile that you can easily plug it into a USB port on any computer and scan a polished diamond and grade it while you're on the road or in the office. With its built-in, high resolution digital camera, DiaScan S+ images a stone, provides an accurate measurement of cut quality and creates an informative, printable image of the diamond's cut in seconds.

It's perfect for in-house use to check stones that you are considering purchasing or use it as the ultimate sales tool to demonstrate to your clients the difference between different cut qualities. Grade stones yourself and get results quickly without the delay and expense of shipping or lab fees.

Travel has become an integral part of the diamond industry requirements and making quick, informed decisions can make the difference between profit and loss. DiaScan's enhanced mobility means you can make the best buying and selling decisions quickly and easily—anywhere!

With either the Standard Edition or Professional Edition opf DiaVision software you will get fast, accurate reports of a diamond's cut and print customizable reports. You can also use Sarin's optional Photorealistic Viewer software to see how a diamond will look under optimal illumination. And GIA cut grading and recut evaluation are supported as optional software.

The DiaScan S+ offers lens options that let you measure stones from 1.0mm up to 20mm in their largest dimension. Choose the configuration that meets your needs.

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Science & Technology

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• diamonds
• diamond
• technology
• sarin
• jewelery
• rings
• wedding-ring

[miamimagicians]

This is amazing, I wonder if they can see the grade on a already set diamond like the Diamonds in a Chanel J12 watch or Breitling, a diamond that is already set and locked into place might be impossible to examine.