Hard Enamel Is Also Called Imitation Cloisonne

Hard enamel, also known as Cloisonne, is a popular manufacturing process for filling metal products with color. It can be used to make high-quality, durable, shiny, and smooth metal products. Such as medals, coins, badges, pins, keychains, bottle openers, championship rings and more.

Material: Usually brass or iron.

Color: Hard enamel has bright colors and a smooth and smooth surface. Enamel is added in multiple layers, and each layer is polished to create a flat, even appearance.

Color options: Pantone colors. It is perfect for designs with different color variations.

Surface effect: Hard enamel pins have a flat and smooth surface. The hard enamel is polished flush with the metal frame, creating a high-quality, jewel-like finish.

Cost: Hard enamel usually costs a bit more than soft enamel pins due to its almost perfect quality.