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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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
Cloisonné’ (Hard Enamel) 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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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 that is around 1,600 degree Fahrenheit for 2 to 4 minutes.
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