Enamel Jewelry

Custom Enamel Jewelry

Add color to charms, pendants, rings and earrings. We review the metal outline, fill depth and color with you, then make a sample so you can check the result before production.

Color needs a well-prepared setting

Clean borders and consistent recesses help enamel sit neatly in the design. The metal, filling material and curing method need to be chosen together.

A physical sample shows the color, transparency, fill level and surface far more clearly than a screen reference.

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Choose the finish by the process

Smooth, level enamel

A level surface needs suitable recesses and filling control. Ask which enamel material will be used and approve its feel and appearance on the sample.

Recessed color

Raised metal outlines can leave the color slightly below the surface, giving the design texture and a clear separation between colors.

Resin enamel

Resin systems offer a range of opaque and translucent effects. Agree the resin, curing process and relevant durability tests for the design.

Match the base metal to the design

The construction and enamel system determine which metals and finishing steps are suitable. Confirm these details during development.

Brass

Brass works well for many cast shapes and defined color recesses. Agree the alloy, finish and enamel compatibility.

Stainless steel

Review recess depth, border width and surface preparation alongside the PVD finish. Confirm the steel grade and filling system for the piece.

925 sterling silver

Silver designs need a suitable enamel and finishing process. Review the color, weight and surface treatment on a sample.

Plan enamel and plating together

The order of filling, curing, setting and plating depends on the materials. We agree the route for the design and check the finished sample before production.

Geometric jewelry pieces with multicolored enamel patterns and a close-up of a brooch fastening

From drawing to filled sample

Wireframe and colored CAD renderings of gold-tone earrings with blue insets

Review the drawing

Check the width of metal borders, recessed areas and any small details that separate the colors.

step 2 precision mold engraving using high precision cnc machinery we carve your design into a steel block this master die determines the sharpness of the details a high quality mold

Prepare the model or tooling

The tooling route follows the metal and construction. Confirm the development charges and sample schedule before work begins.

step 3 stamping accessory welding we stamp the design into the base metal brass or steel under high pressure to create the deep cells that will hold the color afterward functional att

Form and prepare the metal

Cast, machine or form the piece as the design requires. The surface should be clean and the color areas clearly defined.

step 4 pantone color formulation we don t guess colors we engineer them our color masters mix liquid enamel pigments to match your specific pantone solid coated pms codes we adjust th

Agree the color reference

Send a physical reference or a color code as a starting point. Approve the actual cured sample, since transparency, gloss and lighting affect the appearance.

step 5 artisanal hand filling this is where patience meets skill under magnification our artisans inject the colored enamel paste into the recessed metal cells by hand using fine tip

Fill the color areas

Apply the selected enamel within the metal borders. Check the fill level and look for bubbles or uneven edges.

step 6 high temperature firing the kiln the pieces are placed on racks and sent into a kiln for hard enamel we fire at approx 800 c 1470 f to melt and fuse the glass like powder for s

Cure or fire for the chosen system

Resin enamel is cured; vitreous glass enamel is fired. They are different materials and processes. Confirm which system is being supplied for your project.

step 7 surface grinding stoneing crucial for hard enamel after firing the enamel often overflows we use abrasive grindstones to sand the surface down until the enamel is perfectly flu

Add stones and components

Setting and assembly are planned around the enamel and finish. Heat-sensitive components need particular care.

step 8 electroplating final polish finally the exposed metal lines are electroplated in your chosen finish gold silver or rose gold a final round of hand polishing creates a brilliant

Check the completed finish

Review the enamel, plating and assembly together. The approved sample should show the complete piece as it will be ordered.

What we check on an enamel piece

Use the approved sample to define the expected color, fill level and surface. Agree the acceptance criteria before production.

Bubbles and fill level

Inspect the color areas for bubbles, gaps and uneven filling against the approved reference.

Surface and edges

Check the transition between enamel and metal, including sharp edges, excess material and surface defects.

Color and matching

Compare the cured finish with the approved sample under agreed lighting, including matching across pairs.

Questions about enamel jewelry

These details help us review a design and prepare a useful quotation.

What is the minimum order quantity for enamel jewelry manufacturing?

Our standard starting point is 100 pieces per design and color. For earrings, confirm whether the quotation is in pieces or pairs. The design and tooling can affect the workable quantity.

Allow about 25–30 days for brass or silver samples and 25–35 days for stainless steel samples. Bulk production usually takes 35–45 days after approval. We confirm the final schedule for the order.

Send the effect you want, including whether the color should be opaque, translucent or graduated. We review which filling system and construction can achieve it before confirming the project.

A Pantone or other color code is a useful starting reference. Approve a cured physical sample for the final shade, transparency and gloss.

We coordinate the metalwork, filling and finish around the design. Contact us to discuss the production steps and arrange a factory visit or video review.

Yes. Send a drawing or reference image with dimensions and the intended color areas. We can review the border widths, recesses and construction before sampling.

Ask about the material and process, not just the name. Vitreous enamel uses fired glass, while resin enamel is cured. Raised borders and fill depth also change the feel of the finished surface.

Capacity and delivery depend on the number of styles, colors and filling steps. Share your quantity and required delivery date so we can confirm a production plan.

Stainless steel, brass and sterling silver can offer different design options. We confirm compatibility with the chosen enamel, coating and curing process before quoting.

Tell us the destination market and intended use. Any required chemical or durability testing should be agreed for the finished piece; a material description alone does not prove compliance.

Bring color to your next design

Send a sketch, dimensions, color references and expected quantity. We will review the construction and sample requirements with you.

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