Fused glass jewellery designs made by Sarah Greening in Worcester, UK. Sarah also runs glass fusing workshops in Worcestershire

Product Information Sizes are Approximate Brand: Thompson Enamel Vitrearc Starter set contains everything you need to create enameled jewelry except the heat source. Enamel is essentially granules of glass that are applied to metal. A torch or kiln is used to fuse the glass onto the metal surface. Copper and fine silver are the ideal metals to use when working with enamel. Set provides an ideal way to start your own enameling workshop or to enhance enameling supplies you already have…

It may be a cliché, but enameling is one of those techniques that takes a minute to learn, but a lifetime to master. If you've ever wanted t...

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A blog about creating handmade metalwork jewellery in copper, bronze, sterling silver and enamel.

Getting up at 5am has its advantages. I was finished with my enameling experiments by noon. That's a good thing because I don't leave my kiln on without me being there (other than for a minute or two at a time). So on days dedicated to enameling, I'm pretty much in the studio all day long. No leisurely lunch in f

sanded cloissone enamel earrings

Rounded rectangle copper shapes 25mm x 18mm have been painted with different colour enamels and a tree decal applied before a final firing in the kiln. The back is also painted. They hang on rose gold plated ear wires. Unique art work.

Enamel Necklace - This stylish necklace from artist Jennifer Bauser is crafted from enamel and features an eye-catching, organic design and hue. Adjustable 16-20L, it closes with a lobster clasp.

These earrings were created using a kiln firing method. Copper is cut, filed and sanded. Fine glass powder is then layered on the copper and heated the piece with a kiln. These last two steps are repeated many times until the final look is achieved. Each of my products is an original. That´s why even the same item can be partly different from the photograph - as for the size, pattern or colour.