Nepal

Enamel is a powdered, moistened mineral mass burnt onto metal, which essentially consists of borax, feldspar, fluorspar and quartz sand. A distinction is made between opaque (opaque) and transparent (see-through) enamel. Gold, silver and copper are mostly used as carriers.

The enamel jewelry is made by Jan Schäfer made using a tin-silver soldering technique. The base material of the frame is made of 100% certified, recycled 935 silver. The durability of your piece of jewelry is important to us. We use 24k gold vermeil with a thickness of 2.5-5 microns.

Of course, you also have a 14-day right of return for unique enamel items.