WordNet
n. an optical instrument used by jewelers; has one or more lenses and is used to view features not readily seen
Usage examples of "jeweler's glass".
He took a small jeweler's glass out of his pocket and approached the nearest statue.
Fixing the jeweler's glass in his eye, he began a careful inspection of a glittering hoof.
He held the objects gingerly by their edges, and, placing a jeweler's glass in his eye, flashed his pocket light on every square inch of them.
He had seen that thirteenth floor, been on it, watched Hoag at work with a jeweler's glass screwed in his eye.
Back in his immaculate cubbyhole, Mallow retrieved copies of the prints taken from the plastic head of the safety pin, laid them next to the card Anna had brought from the hospital and sat down, his jeweler's glass over his eye.