Characteristics of enamel craft jewelry

Firstly, colorful. Due to the limitations of many gemstones, their colors cannot be changed arbitrarily. Therefore, enamel can be used to complement and make this piece of jewelry more colorful, increasing its charm.

Secondly, enamel craftsmanship is very versatile. The design of enamel jewelry is not fixed, it can be transformed into the style you want. Nowadays, many jewelry pieces with gemstones have complex inlays, high costs, and significant limitations in craftsmanship. Compared to gemstone craftsmanship, enamel craftsmanship may not be particularly exquisite, but it allows designers to freely develop, color and inlay with ease, and create a variety of enamel jewelry forms.

Thirdly, the process is very simple. Take enamel rings as an example, they can be molded and easily forged.

Fourth, color durability. Enamel jewelry has a delicate texture and stable properties such as high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance.

Enamel, also known as “Folang” or “Falan”, is a transliteration of the ancient Western Regions place name Fu Shu from China during the Sui and Tang dynasties. Enamel ware is a decorative object made of enamel as a material. Its basic components are quartz, feldspar, borax, and fluoride, and it belongs to the silicate class of substances along with ceramic glaze, glass, and glass. At that time, the enamel inlay crafts made in the Eastern Roman Empire and the Mediterranean coastal areas of West Asia were called “fu su inlay” or “fo lang inlay”, simplified as “fu su inlay”. From 1918 to 1956, enamel and porcelain enamel were used interchangeably. In 1956, China formulated the standard for enamel products, and enamel was changed to enamel as a synonym for artistic enamel.