Back to Basics: The Art of Enamel
Enamel jewelry has as rich of a history as the rich colors seen in the final products of this ancient technique. What is essentially the firing of powdered glass to create illustrious and decorative designs on metal has been dated as far back as 1300 BC in Egypt. Jewelers since then have developed variations on this process, such as champlevé and cloisonné, and it is still regarded today as a high-level craft seen in contemporary designs and treasured vintage finds. Discover the beauty of enamel in our latest roundup.
Enamel jewelry has as rich of a history as the rich colors seen in the final products of this ancient technique. What is essentially the firing of powdered glass to create illustrious and decorative designs on metal has been dated as far back as 1300 BC in Egypt. Jewelers since then have developed variations on this process, such as champlevé and cloisonné, and it is still regarded today as a high-level craft seen in contemporary designs and treasured vintage finds. Discover the beauty of enamel in our latest roundup.