Enameling is a pain staking process.  It takes many steps to even get to the point that you can apply color to the piece.  For that reason, I have to be just in the right frame of mind to produce them.  I have several pieces to take pictures of so please check back within the next couple of weeks.  Being a one woman show, it takes me a little bit of time to get it all going.  

Thanks for your patience.  Please check back.  Stuff will be showing up soon.
Take Care.

Robyn Marie

Enameled Fine Silver Item AGU

Enamel on fine silver pansy set in sterling silver prong setting.  18 inch sterling silver chain.

$

95.00    

 

Cloisonne' Enameled Pendent      Item AEN

This piece is kind of different.  I took a copper disk that I wrapped with a sheet of fine silver foil.  I then put a clear layer of flux over the foil.  Once the clear coat was done I laid the Cloisonne' wire on the surface and fired it into place.  Color was layered over and over until each cell was full.  The last step is grinding the surface so everything is level and the I fired it one last time.  I set the piece on a sterling silver tab setting that I chased  and antiqued.

$

185.00    

 

Enamel on Copper Item AEK

Dry sifted enamel on copper disk.  24k gold foil was cut into pallions and fired into place.  18 inch copper chain.

$

50.00    

 

Enamel on Copper  Item ABW

Enamel on one and three eighths inch copper disk.  Handmade copper chain with adjustable hook.

$

140.00    

 

Enamel on Fine Silver Pansy Item AHE

Wet applied enamel on fine silver pansy.  Set in sterling silver prong setting.  Yellow ribbon neck piece.

$

80.00