Coming to Google Play
Point your camera at a stone, a crystal, or a piece of jewelry. RockLense gives you a likely match, the look-alikes it cannot rule out, and care information that has actually been checked.
A photograph cannot separate natural stone from dyed, treated, synthetic, or imitation material. Glass, resin, lab-grown crystal, and coated specimens routinely look identical in a picture. Any app that answers with confidence is either guessing or lying.
RockLense answers with a likely match and then tells you, every single time, what that match might actually be instead.
What it does
Add a single photo or several angles. Answer a few optional questions about colour, weight, or whether it scratches glass — they sharpen the result, and you can skip them.
Tumbles, towers, rough minerals, clusters, and cut specimens.
Rings, pendants, and bracelets — including hallmarks and maker's marks, read as claims rather than proof.
Photograph a vendor card and RockLense compares what the label claims against what the photo actually shows.
Care you can act on
Whether something is safe in water, fades in sunlight, or dissolves in an ultrasonic cleaner comes from a curated database of over 200 stones — not from freeform AI output.
Getting care advice wrong ruins a specimen. Getting a hazard warning wrong is worse than that, which is why those particular sentences are not generated.
Private by default
How it is paid for
New users start with credits included — enough to work out whether the app is useful before spending anything. There is no subscription wall in front of the collection you have already built.
Get in touch
Something broken, a wrong result, or a stone the app should know about.
support@rocklense.comRetailers, rock shops, museums, educators, and licensing enquiries.
hello@rocklense.comScreenshots, the app icon, and background on how the identification works.
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