Lights
Blue Lighting
6500k soft lighting perfect for colored diamonds and semi precious stones.
White Lighting
5500k soft lighting perfect for diamonds and precious stones like sapphires.
Sparkles
A direct set of 5500k lights that bring out the natural sparkles.
Yellow Lighting
3500k soft lighting perfect for emeralds, rubies, and alexandrites.
The GemLightbox Macro is made with very high quality LEDs. They will last for 9-10 years or 50,000 working hours.
Discs
White disc
Perfect for all colored stones, if you have bright colored gems then the white disc is perfect to let their natural and rich color shine when being photographed using the GemLightbox Macro.
Grey disc
Perfect for white colored stones and is mainly used for diamonds, we recommend using the grey disc so the crystal shine of your gems are visible without being washed away. Grey colored discs also provides a hint of depth and acts as a subtle background for your white colored gems without being too loud.
Black disc
Perfect for adding style to your photos or for setting the stones on a black background for an added luxurious look and feel. Dark backgrounds are often the go-to color of luxury brands due to the eye-catching appearance of any gems placed on top of it.
Our discs comes in a set of 3 different sizes, large, medium and small
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Large platform: The diameter for the large discs is 6.5 cm = 2.5 in. These are recommended for stones larger than 10ct
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Medium platform : The medium plarform is 5.5 cm = 2.2 in. These are recommended for stones between 1ct and 10ct
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Small platform : The small platform is 4.5cm = 1.7 in. These are recommended for stones smaller than 1ct
Lens
The GemLightbox Macro is a plug and play solution. No adapter is needed to access the 10x zoom. A custom 10x macro lens is built into the GemLightbox Macro and ready to use.
Unlike regular photography lenses, the GemLightbox Macro lens was developed and tested specifically with smartphones for photographing loose diamonds and gemstones.
The 10x zoom of the GemLightbox Macro is designed to have the optimal magnification for diamond photography. Any greater zoom will result in the diamond showing too many inclusions and also being blurry.