The Roksan Artemiz Tonearm, introduced in 1987, was a high-performance tonearm designed to complement the brand's renowned Xerxes turntable. Known for its precision engineering and innovative design, the Artemiz was crafted to maximise the extraction of musical detail from vinyl records, offering audiophiles a superior listening experience.

The Artemiz featured a one-piece, low-mass, high-rigidity arm tube, which minimises resonance and enhances signal integrity. Its unique bearing design, which employs two pairs of ball races, ensures smooth and stable tracking across the record surface. This meticulous design allows the Artemiz to deliver exceptional clarity, detail, and dynamic range, making it one of the most respected tonearms of its time.

The tonearm's adjustable counterweight and anti-skate mechanisms provided precise control, allowing users to fine-tune the performance to match their cartridge and system preferences.