Enamel gemstone earrings combine fired glass color with natural stone settings for jewelry that holds its hue for decades. Our collection of 41 pairs features hand-painted enamel fused to .925 sterling silver at temperatures exceeding 1400°F. This kiln-firing process bonds pigmented glass powder to metal, creating color that resists fading, chipping, and everyday wear. Each pair incorporates genuine gemstones selected to complement the enamel palette. Prices range from $739 to $3842, with free shipping to all US addresses.
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Kiln-fired enamel rates 5-6 on the Mohs hardness scale, similar to window glass. It resists scratching from everyday contact but can chip if struck against hard surfaces. Store enamel earrings separate from other jewelry to prevent impact damage.
Yes. Fired enamel is glass bonded to metal and does not absorb water or react to moisture. Remove earrings before swimming in chlorinated pools, as chlorine can affect the sterling silver setting over time.
Each enamel piece requires multiple kiln firings, with separate firings for each color. A single pair of earrings may go through the kiln four to eight times, with hand-painting and cooling periods between each firing. This process takes days rather than hours.