Cloisonne Lapel Pins
Cloisonné (Hard Enamel)
Cloisonné (hard enamel) art is an ancient Chinese process that developed more than 5,000 years ago. There is no substitute for the classic look of Cloisonné.
Cloisonné lapel pins are stamped into copper/brass/bronze surface and the recessed areas are filled with color hard enamel which is powdered glass-like mixture. After that, the pin is fired at a very high temperature about 1,600 Fahrenheit degree for 2 to 4 minutes.
Next, the lapel pins are individually hand-polished and plated in gold, silver, antique copper, or any color per customer's request. Then, each lapel pin is inspected to ensure the first-class quality before packaging.
Unlike other companies', our Cloisonné lapel pins use 100% hard enamel, not the "imitation enamel".
Though Cloisonné lapel pins may cost slightly more, they are well worth the extra cost. Cloisonné lapel pins are the most beautiful and the best quality pins that you can find.
Cloisonné (hard enamel) art is an ancient Chinese process that developed more than 5,000 years ago. There is no substitute for the classic look of Cloisonné.
Cloisonné lapel pins are stamped into copper/brass/bronze surface and the recessed areas are filled with color hard enamel which is powdered glass-like mixture. After that, the pin is fired at a very high temperature about 1,600 Fahrenheit degree for 2 to 4 minutes.
Next, the lapel pins are individually hand-polished and plated in gold, silver, antique copper, or any color per customer's request. Then, each lapel pin is inspected to ensure the first-class quality before packaging.
Unlike other companies', our Cloisonné lapel pins use 100% hard enamel, not the "imitation enamel".
Though Cloisonné lapel pins may cost slightly more, they are well worth the extra cost. Cloisonné lapel pins are the most beautiful and the best quality pins that you can find.
