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Enameling on 18k Gold and Repairing Enamel Jewels

by Patsy Croft | Jul 14, 2010 | Cloisonne and Enamel Jewelry Repairing

Repairing a beautiful 18k Gold Enameled Locket. When asked by the client if it could be repaired I took a couple of steps to insure them and myself it was possible. They sent me several photos of the locket and had a jeweler in their town verify the karat to be 18k....

Repairing Enamels and Enamel Jewelry

by Patsy Croft | Jun 6, 2010 | Cloisonne and Enamel Jewelry Repairing

Enamels are not very difficult to repair. If a enamel jewel has been dropped and cracked you can clean the piece with a jeweler’s steamer to remove any dirt that might have made it’s way into the crack. Let it dry!! on top of the kiln works well. Then...

Cloisonne Enamel Jewelry Repair

by Patsy Croft | Apr 27, 2010 | Cloisonne and Enamel Jewelry Repairing, Cloisonne Jewelry Techniques

When you need to remove trash or a bubble in the cloisonne enamel jewel, use a diamond bur. And save this bur for only your cloisonne and enamel jewelry repair. A good quality bur, as the diamonds are smaller and spaced close together. If they are large a spaced out...
Repairing Cloisonne Enamels= Bubbles

Repairing Cloisonne Enamels= Bubbles

by Patsy Croft | Nov 18, 2007 | Cloisonne and Enamel Jewelry Repairing, Cloisonne Jewelry Techniques

Repairing Cloisonne Enamels I received a jewel of cloisonné this week broken and wanted to share my steps to repairing cloisonné enamels. The jewel was dropped and the enamel had completely separated from the fine silver base. A little scary so artist might say, but...

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About Patsy Croft

Patsy Croft an enameling artist is the one behind Alohi Lani. Her passion for life and beauty shines through in her meticulous craftsmanship of Cloisonne Enamel Jewelry and Fine One of a Kind Jewelry. A Fine Arts major from Florida State, she has a varied art background ranging from photography, drawing, fabrics and clay, to her passion art jewelry. She has traveled the world gathering inspiration from all of her adventures, and now works to create her own wearable interpretations of the natural beauty she has encountered. Patsy is passionate about the ocean and the planet and donates a portion of all profits to various environmental preservation groups. She creates from the finest quality silver, gold, enamels and gemstones.
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