Almost 700 years ago back in the 13th century, the China began using the cloisonné process to create beautiful works of art like vases for example for their  Emperor. But it wasn’t until the infamous Ming Dynasty, that bronze casting was taken to a new level by the chinese craftsmen and the cloisonné process was perfected.

This is the same process  that is used today in China factories to produce cloisonne lapel pins.

Wikepedia tells us the step by step process how cloisonne is still made.

The result is a beautiful jewelry quality pin that you and your organization will be proud of if you would like how to get  china lapel pins wholesaleso you do not overpay for your cloisonne pins. Then feel free to contact us.

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