Sarine Technologies Ltd

Sarine Technologies Ltd., established in 1988 and headquartered in Hod Hasharon, Israel, stands as a global leader in providing precision technology solutions for the diamond and gemstone sector. The company conceptualizes, produces, and distributes advanced systems vital for every stage of a diamond's journey, from initial planning and processing to thorough evaluation and precise measurement. Its comprehensive portfolio encompasses a diverse array of offerings. For rough diamond analysis, Sarine provides sophisticated internal feature detection and mapping systems, notably the Galaxy series (including Galaxy Tension, Solaris 100, Galaxy XL, Galaxy Ultra, Galaxy 1000, Galaxy Meteor, and Galaxy Meteorite for smaller stones). Complementing these are rough planning software suites like DiaExpert, DiaExpert Nano, DiaExpert Atom, Advisor, and the Inclusion Charting tool, alongside scanning technologies such as DiaExpert Eye. Advanced laser systems like Quazer Shaping, Quazer industrial cutting, Quazer 3, and TruScan solutions facilitate efficient diamond sawing and shaping. For polished diamonds, the company offers high-accuracy geometrical measurement tools such as DiaScan S+, DiaMension HD, and DiaMension AXIOM. Its software solutions include Instructor for polished diamond analysis and grading, GIA Facetware, and American Gem Society cut grading options, as well as Sarine Light for performance reports. Laser inscription capabilities are also provided through systems like DiaScribe, DiaMark HD for corrective polishing instructions, DiaMark Z for rough diamond cutting instructions, and DiaMark Light Edition for finer lines. Additional innovations include DiaExpert Edge for 3D modeling, Sarine Connect for diamond and jewelry display and search, Sarine Loupe for diamond imaging, and mobile solutions such as DiaMobile XL and DiaMobile XXL for both rough and polished stones. The company, formerly known as Sarin Technologies Limited, officially changed its name to Sarine Technologies Ltd. in January 2014.