Jewelry
SECTOR
Jewelry
The jewelry industry is like no other. Weighing precious gems and metals isn’t the same as weighing food or concrete. Not just any scale will do. With high prices for materials like gold and silver, you need trade-approved scales that will ensure you get the most accurate weighing results for the most accurate price.
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Precision is everything in the jewelry industry, where even the smallest variation can impact value and trust. Adam jewelry scales are designed to deliver exceptional accuracy and repeatability. Ideal for both front-of-house and back-office use, offering features like trade-approved weighing, fast stabilization, and user-friendly interfaces.
Our promises = your precision
Precision scales mean precision pricing for your gemstones and precious metals.
When working in a professional environment, jewelers need professional, legal-for-trade weighing scales.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Adam's jewelry scales feature industry-specific weighing units, allowing them to be used for a wide range of jewelry weighing tasks. For gemstones, such as diamonds, rubies or emeralds, the carat unit can be used, as well as the Troy ounce, which can also be used to weigh precious metals. Pennyweights are also used for weighing precious metals, and mommes and grains to weigh freshwater and cultured pearls. Our balances also have typical gram and ounce measurements for weighing jewelry such as earrings, necklaces and watches.
While you could weigh your jewelry on a regular kitchen scale to check the weight, it’s not recommended. Kitchen scales very rarely offer the same level of precision, being made for everyday weighing of ingredients rather than for the high accuracy weighing of jewelry. Kitchen scales will also lack any of the necessary jewelry weighing units such as carats, Troy ounces or mommes, making it impossible to weigh gemstones or precious metals without complicated conversions.
It’s also important to consider that professional jewelry scales must legally be trade approved for selling all gemstones, precious metals and jewelry. It’s legal to use non-trade approved scales to check the weight, but not for any transaction or for determining price
For simply checking the weight of a piece of jewelry, a trade-approved scale is not required. However, a certified scale is needed for any transactional process where an item is bought or sold, meaning trade-approved scales must be used in pawnbrokers and professional jewelers. As a seller, you are responsible for ensuring that the digital jewelry scales you are using are suitable for trade use within your locality.
Trade-approved scales ensure that items are weighed accurately, and therefore the customer is getting exactly what they are paying for; likewise, it means your business is not losing profit by undervaluing your goods.