Cloisonné: A Cloisonné style pin can be characterized as having a glass-like quality to it.
The French city of Limoges was renowned during the 16th century for intricate cloisonné painting, and the French word cloison, or cell, gives us the name cloisonné, from the metal cells which are filled with enamel.
Your custom designed pin is hand-filled with colored cloisonné pastes and then kiln-fired at very high temperatures. After firing, each pin is hand-polished and plated resulting in an exquisite piece of jewelry.
