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GemSize is a free gemstone size simulator that lets you see how different gemstones look at their actual size. Visualize them on a ring and finger, compare sizes and shapes, and get a better idea of how a gemstone would look on your finger. Handy if you're shopping online.
I'm excited to introduce GemSize 2.0 - a gemstone size simulator for anyone who's ever wondered, "How big is that stone actually going to look on my finger?"
Some years back, I created DiamDB, an in-depth size simulator for colorless diamonds. People found it useful and quite a few asked if I could make something similar for colored gemstones. So, here it is.
With GemSize, you can:
- Choose from 36 gemstones - Play around with 33 colors and 13 different shapes - Explore 468 different size charts - Simulate gemstones on a ring and finger - Compare two gems side by side - See actual, real-world sizes - Use it on pretty much any screen - phone, tablet, laptop, or monitor - Adjust the ring and finger size to match your own
The actual-size part is probably the most useful feature. When you're shopping online, measurements like 8×6mm don't always tell you much. Seeing the stone at its actual size on a ring and finger gives you a much better feel for how big (or small) it's going to look.
One small note: For the actual-size feature to work correctly, GemSize needs to know the physical size of your screen (diagonal in inches). You can easily check on any page if it's set correctly and if not, you can enter the correct size manually. You can also adjust the ring and finger size to match your own.
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About GemSize on Product Hunt
“See how gemstones look at their actual size”
GemSize was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #146 on the daily leaderboard. GemSize is a free gemstone size simulator that lets you see how different gemstones look at their actual size. Visualize them on a ring and finger, compare sizes and shapes, and get a better idea of how a gemstone would look on your finger. Handy if you're shopping online.
GemSize was featured in Web App (124k followers), Jewelry (4k followers) and Fashion (14.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 45.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Gregor B
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm excited to introduce GemSize 2.0 - a gemstone size simulator for anyone who's ever wondered, "How big is that stone actually going to look on my finger?"
Some years back, I created DiamDB, an in-depth size simulator for colorless diamonds. People found it useful and quite a few asked if I could make something similar for colored gemstones. So, here it is.
With GemSize, you can:
- Choose from 36 gemstones
- Play around with 33 colors and 13 different shapes
- Explore 468 different size charts
- Simulate gemstones on a ring and finger
- Compare two gems side by side
- See actual, real-world sizes
- Use it on pretty much any screen - phone, tablet, laptop, or monitor
- Adjust the ring and finger size to match your own
The actual-size part is probably the most useful feature. When you're shopping online, measurements like 8×6mm don't always tell you much. Seeing the stone at its actual size on a ring and finger gives you a much better feel for how big (or small) it's going to look.
One small note: For the actual-size feature to work correctly, GemSize needs to know the physical size of your screen (diagonal in inches). You can easily check on any page if it's set correctly and if not, you can enter the correct size manually. You can also adjust the ring and finger size to match your own.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks!
Gregor