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Cloisonné Pins
 Authentic
cloisonné pins have been made by Chinese artists for centuries.
The methods used hundreds of years ago are still used today. Pins
are made from a die and each color is injected into a recessed
area or "canal."
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Cloisonné Lapel Pins.
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Epola Pins
 Hard
enamel cloisonné
pins are the new cloisonné pins. Also called epola, Clois-Tech,
Cloisonné II and Semi-Cloisonné, these pins have
been around for the past decade. Cloisonné can
only use a handful of colors but hard enamel cloisonné pins
can have over 1,000 Pantone colors
used in the
making of the pin.
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Lapel Pins.
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Soft Enamel Pins
 These
pins are similar to epola but the edges between the colors are
not as smooth. The die is made similar to cloisonné. Soft
enamel is used when cost is a factor or fine detail is not needed.
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Soft Enamel Lapel Pins.
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Die Struck Pins
 Die
Struck pins have a sophisticated and elegant look. Each pin is
struck from solid brass or copper.
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Die Struck Lapel Pins.
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Photo-Etched Pins
 An
exact image of your picture, photo or artwork is transferred onto
metal. The image is etched into the design with acid.
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Photo-Etched Lapel Pins.
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Screen Printed Pins
 Silkscreen
is the perfect alternative when the enamel fill process is not
compatible with the pin design. Each color ink is squeezed through
a silk mesh directly onto the metal background.
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Printed Lapel Pins.
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