Abstract: An apparatus for aiding the retail jewelry customers' visualization of what their previously owned and/or newly purchased diamonds (and/or colored faceted stones) will look like when set into a new blank jewelry setting, attaining a complete piece of new jewelry. This practice of resetting to modernize a customer's gems is a growing facet of the jewelry industry and is referred to as remounting. The apparatus consists of a catalog of blank jewelry settings, a frame for isolating one setting picture at a time and two hundred permanently silkscreen printed Mylar cards each with a two color representation of a different size diamond and/or shape of diamond or arrangement of diamonds, all held together in a three-part heat sealed folder.