| Types of jewellery enamel |
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Our product range consists of a large variety of Opaque and transparent jewellery in three different grades of hardness (soft, medium, hard). We deliver jewellery enamels In lumps or in powder form. |
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| Grad of Hardness |
Firing range |
| Soft |
700 - 730 oC |
| Medium |
730 - 770 oC |
| Hard |
770 - 820 oC |
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| Shelf live |
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Jewellery enamels in powder form have a limited shelf live. High humidity and temperature can attack the enamel powder and may finally have a negative impact on the fired enamel decoration. The storage of jewellery enamels in powder form should not exceed 12 months. Under difficult storage conditions, e.g. high temperature, high temperature variations and high humidity we recommend using enamel lumps instead of powder. Enamel lumps are much more resistant and can be processed with hardly any loss of quality even after a long storage time. |
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| Miscibility |
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Principally jewellery enamels can be intermixed, but mixed enamels do not form a new homogeneous mixing colour shade. The pigments stay separately and create a speckled enamel layer. Nevertheless deliberately used, interesting effects can be obtained by mixing jewellery enamel. |
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| Production of an enamel decoration |
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The following process steps are necessary to produce a decoration with jewellery enamels: |
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Selection of the metallic substrate.
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Preparation of the substrate for the enamelling process. The necessary preparation steps vary in relation to the type of substrate.
- Preparation of the jewellery enamel.
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Application of the jewellery enamel on to the metallic substrate. Different methods can be used e. g. wet application, dry application.
- Firing of the decorated piece.
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| Jewellery Enamel Product Range |
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Jewellery Enamel | 