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Add elegance to your jewelry collection with these stunning Lewjo earrings. The beaded black cloisonne and lampwork design exudes an artistic flair, while the French wire closure ensures comfortable wear. These earrings are approximately 2.5 inches in length and feature 14 kt gold posts, adding a touch of luxury to your style. Perfect for any occasion, these earrings are a must-have for any fashion-forward individual.

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Drop length: 2.5 Inches
Handcrafted cloisonne and lampwork beads earrings measuring 2.25 inches in length. These unique and vibrant earrings are perfect for adding a pop of color to any outfit. Ideal as a gift for her or as a statement accessory for yourself. Limited stock available.
18kt gold post

Lewjo Jewelry is a premium brand that offers high-quality, unique jewelry with a touch Created by two passionate designers, each piece is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, resulting in stunning works of art. Drawing inspiration from the ancient cloisonné technique, which dates back to Egypt around 1800 BC, our jewelry showcases a perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. We believe that jewelry is not just an accessory, but a powerful expression of one’s individuality and spirituality. Explore the world of Lewjo Jewelry and adorn yourself with pieces that are not only visually captivating but also hold a deeper meaning.
Lamp work
are made by melting narrow rods of glass by hand over an open flame (usually a torch). The glass is wrapped around a thin metal rod (a mandrel), which later becomes the hole through the bead. Many effects can be achieved through using various colors of glass and various techniques. Lampwork beads can also be crated into small figurines such as faces or animals.

Beauty of Cloisonné Jewelry
Lewjo Jewelry is the ultimate destination for high-quality, unique jewelry with a touch of inspiration. Created by two passionate designers, our brand is dedicated to crafting stunning pieces of art that will captivate and inspire. One of our standout techniques is the ancient cloisonné Beads, which traces its roots back to Egypt around 1800 BC. In this intricate process, gold ornaments are adorned with small gemstones, creating exquisite designs.

Unveiling the Beauty of Cloisonné Jewelry: A deep dive into the history and craftsmanship behind cloisonné jewelry, with a focus on the stunning creations from Lewjo Jewelry.

The cloisonné technique is believed to date back to Egypt around 1800 BC when gold ornaments were inlaid with small pieces of gemstones. Later, as it spread throughout Europe, goldsmiths and glass workers substituted colored glass for precious stones. In the 14th century, the Chinese improved the technology, using their casting, glass production and glazing skills to improve the enameling process. Cloisonné jewelry designs became popular in America much later, in the mid-1800s, and continues to be admired for its unique beauty
Cloisonné is French for partitioned or compartmentalized, each section housing various colors of enamel-like tiny stained-glass art. Enamel is applied and fired within raised portions of soldered wires, similar to a filigree. The fine detailing housed within traditional Cloisonné designs showcasing patterns of flowers or other elaborate art. Artistic and colorful, these unique beads are perfect for use in a variety of jewelry designs, each individual bauble showcasing a distinctive beauty. Cloisonné JewelryHandcrafted JewelryAncient TechniqueUnique BeautyEgyptian CloisonnéGold InlayGemstone InlayEuropean CloisonnéColored Glass14th Century Chinese CloisonnéEnamel JewelryCloisonné EarringsCloisonné NecklaceCloisonné BraceletCloisonné PendantCloisonné Ring Cloisonné Art Cloisonné CraftsmanshipAmerican CloisonnéVibrant Colors
Lampwork
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Lamp work
are made by melting narrow rods of glass by hand over an open flame (usually a torch). The glass is wrapped around a thin metal rod (a mandrel), which later becomes the hole through the bead. Many effects can be achieved through using various colors of glass and various techniques. Lampwork beads can also be crated into small figurines such as faces or animals.

While Lampwork beads can be mass produced, the elaborate and colorful handworked beads make stunning jewelry. Handmade Lampwork beads are made on a metal rod called mandrels. Molten glass is wound on the rod and then designs with other colors are added to enhance the bead.

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