ArtFire

Hand formed cups or flowers of copper. Then enamel is added and fired. The colors for these are a bit of a twist, the inside Chartreuse, the outside Turquoise. Many many firings are needed to produce these colors. I made the cups or flowers out of a thinner gauge copper so they are still lightweight. They are assembled using sterling silver and tiny sea blue Apatite and Peridot. The sterling has been oxidized for a better contrast.
The last picture shows the necklace. Not included but can be ordered separately.
Photos are magnified. Be sure to check measurements:
Total Length: 1-7/8
Largest cup: 1/2
Smaller cup 3/8
Enameling is fusing glass to metal, in this case copper. Each piece is fired multiple times including the back to 1500 degrees.

copper enamel, vitreous enamel, glass