Schitterend Sieraad: filigrain en émail cloisonné (mute film)

In het atelier van juwelier Steltman in Den Haag wordt gedemonstreerd hoe filigrain en émail cloissoné gemaakt wordt. De film is gemaakt voor de tentoonstelling Schitterend Sieraad van het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden en heeft daarom geen geluid. Zie ook in deze serie de oorclips en de ring.
This film has been made for the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, as part of an exhibition about ancient juwellery. This is also the reason that it has no sound. There are two more films in this series:
• Schitterend Sieraad: m...
• Schitterend Sieraad: c...

[@PAPATONMOY]

What are you using for soldering?

[@zz950]

how did u make the piece go hollow to hold things inside? shdnt it a flat piece when u first cut?

[@MrDimiboy]

what type of tree that heating the gold ingot

[@trekranger]

whats with blowing in the tube? Is that the oxygen part ? thats all i can think of.

[@assa123assa123]

great craftsmanship!

[@avsilva10]

excelente, very nice video, thanks

[@aylanemezeghrane4918]

La référence de l'émail bleu svp

[@trekranger]

what is the paint you used ? very nice!!

[@karenw8929]

LOL It's been 10 year and no one has replied to you? Figure you know by know, it's glass enamel powder that he mixed with water.

[@silviamortais]

Fantástico!!

[@muratonrr4524]

What is your paint ? Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@silverglass6635]

murat Onrr
It is not paint. It is enamel. Made of grains of colored glass. You buy it commercially. You use heat to melt it and make it stick to the metal. Then you grind it and polish it.

[@muratonrr4524]

@@silverglass6635 thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rustemsharipov968]

Супер👍