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Unique Enamel Ring
[High-temperature enamel ring] is a jewelry artwork that combines ancient enamel craftsmanship with modern design. Its core technology is to apply mineral glaze on precious metal bodies such as gold and silver, and repeatedly fire it at a high temperature of more than 800°C to melt the glaze into a magnificent color with a glass texture. Due to the high-temperature color-fixing characteristics, the finished product has a hard texture and a color that looks new for thousands of years. It has both the visual effect of gemstones and the practical properties of anti-wear and anti-oxidation.
Hand-fired enamel ring process
FAQs
What is the difference between high temperature enamel and ordinary enamel/epoxy?
High temperature enamel needs to be fired at 800°C+, and the glaze melts into a glass texture with high hardness and does not fade; ordinary enamel or epoxy is cured at low temperature and is easy to wear and discolor.
Can the color be customized to my favorite color?
The color of the enamel can be customized. You can find a picture of the color you want and send it to me. I will try my best to mix a similar color.
Can the pattern on the ring be changed?
Custom orders are most welcome! It will be my honor to have this opportunity to make the brilliant ring that's perfect for you. Please tell me your thoughts, it is best to have photos as a reference.
How long does it take to make an enamel ring?
In general, the entire customization process may take 3-5 weeks from initial consultation to final delivery. We will keep in touch with you at every stage to ensure that you are satisfied with every step of the progress.
Will it break? How long can it be worn?
Its hardness is comparable to that of gemstones, but it may break if hit hard; if properly maintained, it can be passed down for decades and its color will last forever.
Why are enamel rings more expensive?
Because the manual work is time-consuming + the glaze is scarce (containing minerals) + the scrap rate is as high as 30%.
