Every parcel
comes in documented.
Last updated: August 2026
Scrap with stones still in it, a parcel of closeout goods marked “amethyst”, salvage pulled before the metal goes for melt. Property-based intake that does not depend on who is working the counter today.
How a parcel gets worked
A labeled example workflow — this is the intended use, not a customer story.
Read, then eliminate
Get the RI and it tells you where on the charts to look. That is the room’s own doctrine, not a pitch: identification is a process of elimination, and the engine runs it across 132 species instead of across a memory of them. Two readings usually leave one or two candidates.
Separate genuine, synthetic and simulant
The three-way distinction is the one that moves money, and it is the one a thermal tester cannot settle on its own. Run the two-phase natural-versus-synthetic protocol and the simulant checks on anything consequential, and mark what still needs a lab.
Write down what you established
Output is a hedged candidate set — “candidates include”, “consistent with” — because naming a stone at take-in is a commitment. Bulk sessions export a consolidated report with lot numbers; single stones get a client-ready PDF.
The pieces that matter for dealers & bench trade
Bulk identification
Lot-numbered batch sessions built for parcels and consignments, exportable to CSV.
Examination reports
PDF/HTML reports from any session — observations, candidates, photos, your examiner details. White-label on Team.
Loupewise for Teams
$49/month flat for the whole counter — shared sessions, role-based access, audit trail, branded reports.
Separation guides
Worked separations for the pairs that actually arrive in a parcel — diamond simulants, ruby and spinel, natural versus synthetic.
Pro for one desk, Team for the counter
Identification and the full candidate list are free. Nat/syn protocols, treatment checks and report export are Pro (7-day free trial). Team is $49/month flat for the whole staff — no per-seat fees.
Read the limits: this is not AI and not a photo valuation — it reads measurements you take, and it will not price anything. It is a field identification and documentation tool, indicators and candidates, not certifications. SG is unreliable on mounted stones, and a thermal tester is best used to confirm an opinion rather than as a final authority. For consequential stones, refer to an accredited laboratory. Read our full methodology.
Run the next parcel through it
Start the trial, work five stones, and see whether the intake sticks.