Folding jeweller's loupe engraved '10X21MM', open beside its black case with clear hinged lid, on linen

Hallmark & Watch Inspection Loupe — 10x Magnification, 21 mm Glass Lens, Folding with Case

£7.99
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Folding jeweller's loupe engraved '10X21MM', open beside its black case with clear hinged lid, on linen

Hallmark & Watch Inspection Loupe — 10x Magnification, 21 mm Glass Lens, Folding with Case

£7.99
Sale price  £7.99 Regular price 
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This 10x magnifying loupe brings clarity to intricate jewellery hallmarks and watch escapements, essential for precise bench-side assessment.

What it does

The 21mm glass lens offers a clear, magnified view of fine details, revealing hallmarks, small components, or solder joints with accuracy. Its polished metal body smoothly swivels, folding neatly to protect the lens from dust and scratches when not in use. This robust construction ensures durability for daily bench work, making it a reliable tool for detailed inspection tasks.

How to use it

  • Extend the loupe for use.
  • Bring the lens close to your eye and the workpiece.
  • Retract and fold for storage.

Who it's for

An indispensable tool for UK jewellers, silversmiths, watchmakers, and gemologists needing to examine fine details. It’s equally useful for beaders, wire-workers, and hobbyists, replacing guesswork with visual certainty. Ideal for anyone working at the bench or meeting clients, it complements loupe stands and bench lamps.

What's in the box

1 x 10x21mm Jeweller's Magnifying Loupe with protective case.

Our promise

Dispatched from the UK. Same-day dispatch target for orders before 2pm Mon–Fri. Free UK delivery on orders of £30 or more. 30-day returns — try it at the bench.

Weight 75 g

Common questions at the bench

How do I use a loupe?
Hold the loupe close to your eye, then bring the work up towards the lens until it is sharp, rather than moving the loupe towards the work. Rest your hands against each other or your face to keep steady, keep both eyes open if you can, and put good light on the work.
What can I look at with it?
Fine detail such as marks stamped on jewellery, small components and solder joints, as its description says. Check the description for its magnification and lens size.
Is it safe to use?
Never look at the sun or another bright light through it, and do not leave it open in sunlight: a lens can focus sunlight enough to burn or start a fire, and can damage your eyes.
How should I look after it?
Fold the lens into its body when you are not using it and keep it in its case. Clean the lens with a soft, clean lens cloth; grit or a rough cloth can scratch it.

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