Can I weight diamonds, ruby and gold?
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You sure can, though I wouldn't recommend weighing anything heavier than 4 quarters (~22g) as the limit of the scale is 20g (0.70z). It's quite accurate as a compensation, however, you just have to calibrate it and check it with the included masses. Hope that helps!
1244870
You can weigh anything - up to the limit of 20g (about 3/4 oz, or 2/3 ozt). But, since this is not "legal for trade,' you shouldn't use it to weigh things you'll be selling by weight.
1537581
You can switch between kilos and pounds, if I correctly understood your question, yes you can choose between the two different metrics to count your weight.
699840
They work just fine in my designer diamond and I know people who use them, trouble free, in the Ruby. BTW, I find them more economical to use, in the long run, than winding my own. Wish I had started using them earlier
315447
No. You can't accurately test in settings. It can give you false negatives due to the metal. It is however very accurate with loose stones. Only issues I encountered were with black diamonds, and synthetic or natural emeralds, rubies and sapphires.
570509
I would tie one 16 oz ingot to one 8 oz ingot with a common hole drilled through them. result one 24 oz weight.
1749139
The Gem Gold is 13"x11"x6" and weighs 11 lbs. Perfect for 'taking along' to quilting meetings or classes.
2104570
There is a switch on the bottom of mine that allows me to choose lb, kg or st/lb. I believe that gives you the options you were seeking.
1771416
It can weigh jewelry provided that it does not exceed 200 grams. The same goes for packages. The max weight it can handle is 200 grams.
1339672
yes you sure can add weights differents than the gold gym's, bars are about 1 1/2 inch diameter
1621215
It weighs grams (g), ounces (oz), Troy ounces (ozt), pennyweight (dwt), carat (ct) and grain (gn) (I copied Jessie Ramirez's answer from another question on April 8, 2014), I give credit where its due.
909500
It starts out with the lowest amount of 1 gram, or ounce etc... and goes up from there. I cannot determinine the high limit as it goes into an overload reading if I excede it. I bought this mainly to measure jewelry weights and it works just fine for that.
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Base on the Blitz product it can be use on gold, platinum, diamond, ruby, topaz, sapphire, amethyst, aquamarine, garnet peridot and other non-porous gem jewelry. I have only use Blitz my gold jewelry as of now and it worked wonderful. Hope this help.
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It would weigh gold or silver in pounds, grams or ounces, other than that i dont know why you would want to know what a stack of quarters weighs.
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Yes. Try to get an 80 plus bronze or silver or gold. They will be more than enough and reliable.
98259
Multiple different weights of yarn can be used with the machine. So far I have used worsted, bulky, and fingering weight.
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Rings are weighted fine but the plastic ring is just a little thin in my opinion. The ring is not hollow but just a bit challenge holding it to throw.
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Minimum weight the scale that I have is, 0.1grams, or 0.01 oz, or 0.3 dwt, 0.01ozt,. dwt=pennyweight, ozt=troy ounce. Hope this helps. JB