Elizabeth Anne Norris

Jewellery Designer / Maker


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Vitreous Enamel Colours

I am feeling a bit under the weather today so thought, while I am staying at home trying to rest and recuperate, I’d re-do my enamel colour boards. This morning I have rearranged and revitalised my opaque vitreous enamel samples onto a new board. Having this board arranged in a colour wheel is important to show customers when I am discussing enamel jewellery commissions or if I am trying to combine good colours for a new jewellery design.

The photo doesn’t really do the vibrant enamel colours justice but you get the idea.  Enamels have such wonderful names like ‘buttermilk’ , ‘coral’,  ’peppermint’ and ‘duck egg green’.

I can now see the holes in my colour collection. I think I need to get more purples and greens. What do you think?

Opaque Vitreous Enamels

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 Elizabeth Anne Norris   Designer / Maker / Teacher 
 info@eanjewellery.com   0777 339 4413
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