Enamel has been used in jewellery for thousands of years to create vivid, durable details. Today it is used both in traditional craftsmanship and in modern series production – for everything from small colour accents and logos to fully filled surfaces.
We supply enamel and filling colours to goldsmiths, designers and manufacturers who want to give their jewellery a personal and exclusive look.
Cold enamel is a coloured filler, often resin-based, that cures at room temperature or with heat or UV light, depending on the product. It does not require an enamelling kiln, which makes it easy to use in the workshop and in series production.
Traditional enamel is finely ground glass that is fused to the metal at high temperature. Techniques such as cloisonné and champlevé produce a hard, glossy surface with great depth, but require a kiln and experience.
Clean and degrease the metal thoroughly so that the enamel adheres evenly.
Choose or mix the desired shade and prepare the enamel according to the product instructions.
Apply the enamel to engraved, etched or laser-cut recesses.
Let the enamel cure. Sand and polish as needed for a smooth, glossy surface.
With our laser engraving, we can create precise recesses in gold, silver and steel, which are then filled with enamel. Perfect for logos, symbols and coloured details in series production.
Read about laser engravingOur enamel range is constantly expanding. Contact us for current colours, pack sizes and prices for your workshop.
Tell us what you need – material, quantity and ideally a sketch or file – and we will get back to you with a proposal.