21/10/2026
Before setting? After setting? Both can be screening points.
But screening a loose stone and screening a mounted stone are not the same analytical condition.
With a loose stone, positioning and access are relatively straightforward.
Once the stone is set, the context changes: the mounting, orientation and geometry of the finished piece become part of the screening conditions.
That matters because professional screening should be designed around the object you actually need to examine — not around an ideal sample.
For jewellery manufacturers, this can create two different control points:
➡️ before setting, when the stone can be screened as an individual component;
➡️ after setting, when screening becomes part of finished-jewellery quality control.
DiaSynth by DiaTechPro supports screening workflows for both loose and mounted stones.
Same stone. Different analytical context.
The workflow should account for both.
