Torch fired enamel jewelry

Enameling jewelry designs creates handmade jewelry that lasts forever. Bring color to your work with enamels and draw inspiration from the outdoors.

Creative ideas in jewelry making, soft soldering, crafts and upcycled, innovative, repurposed art and home décor, and the upcycled garden.

You learned how to enamel--now what? Check out these 13 fun ways to perk up your enameling designs with additions like stencils, decals, stamps and ink, special pens, glass beads, and more.

Have fun with Tammy Honaman's five favorite torch-fired enameling techniques, like sgraffito, using liquid enamels, stenciling, and more!

Justine Nettleton from 830 Degrees makes beautiful enamel jewellery with a painterly quality in which colour plays a key role. She tells us about her influences, enamelling technique and why she believes mistakes are an important part of the creative process...

Discover torch-fired enamel jewelry making. Pauline Warg, Barbara Lewis, Tammy Jones, and others share their passion for adding color to metal using glass.

Thompson Enamel produces 9 different white enamels, which gives the enamelist some nice variety. So, if you're looking for a more translucent white, you can find that with 1040. If you're looking for a very opaque white, you can find that with 1055 and 1060. But, if you're looking for one of my favorites, you'll find that with 1020, which is also very opaque. While I like 1055 and go to it often, I find 1020 to be much more reactive to copper when torch-firing the enamel. To me this means…

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

Indie Fixx teamed up with artist Andrea Oda for a helpful tutorial on applying custom images to enamel pendants and other jewelry. The instructions are

enamel and gemstone jewelry and custom wedding bands