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Posted 10 years ago
kyratango
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A vintage stamped silvered metal motif + cold enamel.
Another try!
Though this enamel paint is supposed to dry by itself, I prefered to put it in the oven at 75 degree for 1h to harden it faster.
Result not so bad, but if it was for a restore, matching colors with existing is much more difficult ;-)
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Grrr, impossible to get the pics on right position!
Gorgeous! And love the colors!
Thank you Julie :-)
And thank you Peasejean for the quick loving!
Like peacock's tail! Lovely!
That what I wanted as effect! Thanks BelleEpoque for your visit and love :-)
Beautiful colors:)
beautiful!!!
Thanks Trey and Sean for your lovely comments :-)
Oh!!! You did this??? It's absolutely beautiful! Awesome job! I wanna play!!! :)
Wow beautiful but a bit scary when you are a buyer of old jewelry. It looks Old...
Shareurpassion, thank you for beeing so enthousiast ;-)) but it is very simple to do, just obtain the good color.
It is like varnish!
Elizabethan, thank you for your compliment!
On hand it won't fool for beeing original, even on enlarged pics it would be too shiny to be mistaken for a connoisseur!
I practice for my repairs !
So pretty...
Thank you DrFluffy :-)
so was looking at this and showed it to my wife and right off she said I have some of that but I need some bonding agent before she can do some on her earrings........lol nice job... kyratango
Lol, thanks Roycroft!
Thank you Agram for loving it :-)
Ooo, Alfredo I can understand you stopped collecting these after such a shock!
Charles Horner produced a lot... Quality was not allways top level...