Faux Cloisonne Pins
Item # WBLPG-TGLPX
Faux Cloisonné pins are also called hard enamel pins. They are die struck and then hand filled with colored enamel. Next, they are heated to harden the materials. After curing, the surface is polished flat and smooth on a grinding wheel. This is the highest quality type of enamel pin available and the most labor intensive to make.
Faux Cloisonné pins are also called hard enamel pins. They are die struck and then hand filled with colored enamel. Next, they are heated to harden the materials. After curing, the surface is polished flat and smooth on a grinding wheel. This is the highest quality type of enamel pin available and the most labor intensive to make.
Various
Award, Decoration, Organization
Cloisonné. Price includes Up to 12 colors
Production Time: 20 to 25 working days
Packaging: Polybagged in 25s; 25 units/ctn
28787 (North Carolina, United States)Additional charges may apply.
Various
Award, Decoration, Organization
Cloisonné. Price includes Up to 12 colors
Production Time: 20 to 25 working days
Packaging: Polybagged in 25s; 25 units/ctn
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