The production process of gold ornaments using enamel technology is very complicated. First, the matrix should be filled with colored glaze, and then fired in a blast furnace at about 800 degrees Celsius. The colored glaze made of minerals will melt into liquid when fired at high temperature, and will solidify on the substrate after cooling to form a beautiful glaze.

However, due to the lack of glaze height at this time, it is necessary to continuously fill and sinter for four or five times. Until the height of the pattern is filled to conform to the carcass texture. Enamel gold, also known as "Fran" and "Fa Lan", is a kind of glass material covering the surface of metal products. Attached to the surface of building tiles is called colored glaze, attached to the surface of ceramics is called glaze, and attached to the surface of metal is called enamel.

The difference between enamel gold and gold

Enamel gold is a gold object made by enamel technology. Gold is a precious metal with golden appearance and soft texture. Enamel gold is a complex handicraft made by grinding enamel, coating it on metal surface, drying and firing.

Ancient gold jewelry was monotonous golden yellow for a long time, and it was not until goldsmiths creatively set gems on gold jewelry that enamel gold appeared. It is a complex handicraft, which is made by coating enamel on the metal surface, then drying and firing.