Rare Excellent Vintage Behave Enamel Yellow Tulip Flowers Round Gold Tone Brooch

Nowadays, we use copper instead of gold as the base, where the design is formed in sections. These compartments are enameled, fired, and polished. This firing and polishing process is repeated for each color until all the compartments (partitions) are completely filled and smooth with enamel. Then, the exposed copper is coated with a layer of pure gold, creating a beautiful piece of jewelry to be proud of.

The unique production process of an enamel brooch involves hand-crafting a steel mold in specialized workshops, which is then pressed into a copper and brass mold. The outer edge is pressed with another mold. To create openings in the jewelry, an additional step is required with a special mold.
The raised edges create compartments into which enamel powder mixed with water is introduced. The first color is filled and then fired for the first time. The second color is filled with enamel and also fired. Because they are fired separately, the different colors cannot mix.

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