Discover traditional enameling techniques — Limoges, cloisonée (enclosures), and champlevé (raised field). True enameling is a method of coloring metal with fused glass, working at around 1400 degrees Fahrenheit. Much of what is called “enamel” is colored resin, which cures at room temperature, scratches easily and falls apart. Real enamels can last hundreds, even thousands … Continue reading "Jewelry and Metalworking workshop"