When it comes to high-end jewelry, many people immediately think of rare gemstones and extravagant designs. However, for collectible-grade jewelry, craftsmanship is also one of the key factors that determine its value. Among the various jewelry-making techniques, there is an ancient craft with a long history that continues to be favored by collectors and carries a touch of "Eastern charm"—enameling...


Date: May 19 (Sunday)
Time: 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Instructor: Ms. Clair Wong (Jewelry Designer - Heshibi Jewelry)
Target Participants: Aged 12 or above
Fee: MOP 550 (includes material fee)***

*Materials include:
1 piece of S999 pure silver (ring or pendant) of your choice
1 piece of practice copper, silver polishing strip

1 necklace cord and 1 gift box
Provided communal use of French imported jewelry enamel paints, tools, brushes, torches, etc.

Event Content:
A. [Exploring Masterful Jewelry Design] Sharing Session (approx. 30 minutes)
Introduction to the characteristics and historical use of enamel paints
Discussion of enamel applications in contemporary high-end jewelry design
Comparison of industrial production versus handmade jewelry, explaining why the latter is precious
Showcase of contemporary jewelry designs using diverse materials
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B. [Beginner Enamel Craft] Workshop (approx. 1.5 hours)
Learn the basics of enameling and application techniques (plique-à-jour / cloisonné)
Hands-on experience in the enamel-making process, from material selection to color mixing and firing techniques
Guidance for participants to create their own unique hand-painted enamel jewelry piece