Joan Strott- Alvini, Jeweler/Enamelist, works out of famed Jeweler’s Row in the heart of historic Philadelphia. Her training includes classes at Glen Echo Park outside of Washington D.C., Haystack Mt. School of Arts & Crafts in Deer Island Maine. and Moore College of art in Philadelphia PA. She has practiced the art of fine jewelry making /enameling for over 30 years. Joan’s Read more…

Much of Jill’s work is done using copper, which she will often form before enamelling. Utilising the interaction between enamels and copper fired at extra-high temperatures produces a unique effect unobtainable in any other medium.  Jill uses these effects in her enamelled copper bowls, each of which is truly unique. Read more…

Wayne Houston is one of a small group of people worldwide who combine the ancient art of enameling with hand fabrication of jewelry. Enameling is the centuries-old process of fusing ground glass to metal with high heat. It is a very difficult medium to control and requires that the enamelist understand the intricate interplay of metal, glass and heat. It demands Read more…

Born in a small town in West Virginia, Jonua always wanted to explore the world and create.  Immediately after her graduation from Marshall University, she did a study abroad in Lyon, and spent some time in Paris, where she met her husband.  Within one year she moved to Paris, and shortly after started creating one of a kind jewelry.  Wanting Read more…

Blackcat Jewellery is based in Cornwall in the U.K. I make beaded, Enamel, Sterling Silver & Solid Silver Jewellery. I have been making items for 20 years! Read more…

One of the reasons I love using enamels is their vibrant colours. There are two types: transparent have a jewel-like appearance caused by light reflecting from the metal beneath; opaque hide the metal but colours appear stronger.​ I am inspired to work with enamel as the results are always unique, no two pieces  being the same.  During the process, lucky Read more…

Tilly’s work is in vitreous enamel: powdered glass that is fired on to a metal base usually copper, steel, or precious metal. Enamels often react with the metal they are fired onto, producing unexpected colours and effects. Whilst this is a stumbling block for the beginner it is one of the characteristics that Tilly loves about enamel, To use enamel Read more…

Born in Staffordshire, I work in oils, watercolour and charcoal, but specialise in vitreous enamel painting fired on steel. I have been enamelling professionally since June 2013, but have over 25 years experience as a Premier Artist for Halcyon Days Enamels Ltd., producers of luxury Georgian inspired enamels, where I painted high quality miniatures for clients including Japanese and English royalty. A Craftsman Read more…