Each piece of jewellery is created individually. Traditional methods are used, such as laying several shades of graduated enamels with a quill, as shown here, and require a great deal of skill. After the grannuals of glass enamels have been applied and dried carefully the piece is ready to be put into a small kiln and fired at approximately 800 degrees centigrade. When the enamel has been fired in the kiln the colour changes through shades of green as it cools and returns to the bright blue colour it was painted, when cold. You are welcome to visit our workshop which is open all year round, 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Saturday.
Work is in progress every day, and a seal colony can be observed from the workshop.