Jewelry Making Process
From raw copper to finished enamel jewelry
Every piece is created through a slow and careful process. There is no shortcut in handmade work. The process combines traditional techniques, fire, and time. Each step leaves its trace on the final piece.
01. Copper Preparation
I start with raw copper sheets and wire.
Each piece is carefully cut, cleaned, and prepared by hand
before any shaping begins.
02. Forming
The metal is formed using simple hand tools.
Every shape is created individually, without molds.
03. Enameling
Glass enamel is applied and melted onto the copper surface.
This stage defines the color and depth of each piece.
04. Firing
Each piece is fired in a kiln at high temperatures to fuse the enamel to the copper surface.
Timing and experience are essential at this stage.
05. Polishing
The final surface is polished by hand to bring out the metal and enamel.
Small variations in color and shape are part of the process.
They are not flaws, but traces of handwork.
The process cannot be rushed.
That is why every piece is created slowly and by hand.