PLIQUE À JOUR ENAMEL
Plique à jour is the same technique used by the French enamellists Lalique and Feuillâtre in the 1900’s. The French term means “glimpse of day” and describes how the light shines through the rich, lustrous enamel color. Each beautiful, delicate piece is translucent—suspended between silver wires without a backing, creating the effect of a stained glass window.
Basse Taille Enamel | Champlevé Enamel
Plique à jour is the same technique used by the French enamellists Lalique and Feuillâtre in the 1900’s. The French term means “glimpse of day” and describes how the light shines through the rich, lustrous enamel color. Each beautiful, delicate piece is translucent—suspended between silver wires without a backing, creating the effect of a stained glass window.
