Timanishu Gemstone Testing Lab

Gemstones have their financial values, indeed, but they are also a subject of study or collection. If gemology is among your hobbies or the main one, you surely have your ways of organizing and categorizing them. Timanishu Gemstone Testing Lab, despite its pompous name, is a simple gemstone organizer. Use this tool to create descriptive reports for each stone in your collection, adding a spec of efficiency and professionalism to your favorite activity.

Creating data sheets for your precious minerals shouldn't be a chore, and this app gets it. You don't have to be a computer wiz to get around how things work. Generating a report requires you to jot down some information about a specific stone. Once you add all details, a new entry will be created in the app's catalog. All entries can be distinguished by a report number and a name, usually the gems.

First, a date must be set. The app will display the current date, but you can alter that using the integrated calendar. The report number can be freely set, there is no automation involved here. Continue by providing the gem's name, weight (in carats), and color. An image can also be added to the report if you have one.

The second half of the template lets you add more professional data. For example, you can add info like specific gravity, refractive index, dichroism, polariscope, spectroscope, fluorescence, and microscope values. In case you have additional data that fits no other field, look no further than the Remark box.

All things considered, Timanishu Gemstone Testing Lab could help gemologists in building and documenting their collection, all in a straightforward manner. Unless you are into precious stones and how to categorize them, this program can be of no help to you.