Cloisonne Lapel Pins

The best lapel pin quality, and the highest perceived value. Cloisonne lapel pins are your choice if you want to make a quality impression in the hands of the person who receives them.

Plating: Gold / Antique gold / Silver / Antique Silver / Nickel / Black Nickel / Antique Nickel / Copper / Antique Copper / Brass / Antique Brass

Custom cloisonne lapel pins
The highest quality finish. Your artwork is stamped into copper or brass, with the depressed areas being filled with ground glass. The pins are fired at 1600F degrees and polished to a fine luster.

For Best Results:
- Bold designs are recommended to avoid coloring caused by lines and figures that are too thin or too small. If your design have small detailed portions that need to be colored it will require and additional silk-screen printing process.
- Enamel coloring requires a surrounding metal space to ensure good quality painting. Therefore, it is necessary to allow for a blank metal rim (0.3mm minimum). If your design requires bleeding or full-piece coloring, a special process is necessary.
- The standard colors are based on the AOKI Cloisonne color chart, no PMS matches are possible. If you prefer or require PMS color match, synthetic cloisonne enamel can be used instead, it is not as hard as real cloisonne but it is more shiny and clear in color.


	Custom Lapel Pins: Cloisonne - How they are made?
	Molding The Cloisonne Process today has been develped by molding the copper surgace to form the "cloisons"
	Outline Cutting Cutting molds are made separately, then cut to the eact outline of the desing Outline cutting molds may be required depending on the complexity of the desing If a center hole or cu-out is required, an additional cut-through mold must be used
	Coloring Enamel is compoed of glass-like material combined with metal oxides and clay into fine powder. Cloisonne powder cannot be mixed like paints or soft enamel, as each color returns to its own shade after heating
	Firing Colors are fired one at a time at 1,600F for two to four minutes to stabilize the enamel and prevent color bleeding
	Stoning & Polishing Each piece is fully cooled Finishing is by rubbing the surface with a carborundum stone until all excess color has been worn away The surface is then polished until it is smooth and shinning
	Attachment Attachment is soldered onto the back of each piece
	Plating Plating now can be processed. The quality of plating varies with the lenght of time the metal is soaked in the plating liquid.
	Inspection & Packing All items are strictly inspected before delivery. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
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Cloisonne Lapel Pins, Factory Direct Prices

	200	300	500	1000	2500	5000
1/2"	$1.70	$1.24	$0.90	$0.70	$0.60	$0.55
3/4"	$1.80	$1.31	$1.00	$0.85	$0.65	$0.60
1"	$1.90	$1.41	$1.20	$0.90	$0.80	$0.65
1-1/4"	$2.20	$1.64	$1.40	$1.05	$0.90	$0.80
1-1/2"	$2.60	$1.91	$1.60	$1.25	$1.10	$1.00

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Cloisonne Lapel Pins

Custom cloisonne lapel pins The highest quality finish. Your artwork is stamped into copper or brass, with the depressed areas being filled with ground glass. The pins are fired at 1600F degrees and polished to a fine luster.

Custom Lapel Pins: Cloisonne - How they are made?

Cloisonne Lapel Pins, Factory Direct Prices

Custom cloisonne lapel pins
The highest quality finish. Your artwork is stamped into copper or brass, with the depressed areas being filled with ground glass. The pins are fired at 1600F degrees and polished to a fine luster.