Pure enamel pendants bring centuries-old glasswork tradition to modern jewelry. Enamel forms when powdered glass fuses to metal at temperatures between 1,380°F and 1,560°F, creating a smooth, glass-like surface that resists fading and scratching. Our collection of 28,529 enamel pendants showcases this fired-glass art in .925 sterling silver settings. Prices range from $16 to $11,402, with free shipping anywhere in the United States.
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Wipe enamel with a soft, damp cloth after wearing. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, harsh chemicals, and sudden temperature changes. Store pieces separately to prevent surface scratches from contact with harder materials.
Properly fired enamel resists UV fading and maintains color stability for decades. The glass-fusion process creates permanent pigmentation rather than surface dye that can degrade.
Impact against hard surfaces or dropping onto tile or concrete can crack enamel. The material handles normal wear well but remains vulnerable to sharp strikes, similar to any glass product.