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Genuine cloisonné emblems are made by filling the recesses in the die-struck metal with material in one of the 96 available colors on the
color chart. After each color is applied, the emblem is fired so that the material melts and fuzes to the metal. This is why each color field must
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be contained within a recessed area with a "fence" of metal surrounding it (Note the metal divider separating the yellow circle from the black background at left). After the emblem has cooled, the surface is ground flat and polished so that the metal and color surfaces are flush with one another.
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Cloisonné
Click here to learn about the enamel process
Cloisonné colors
The base pricing includes up to four different colors. Additional colors can be used at additional cost.
Enamel
Click here to learn about the enamel with epoxy process
AOKI Color Chart

As with the other processes, fasteners can also be attached to some of the emblems so you can offer lapel pins as a separate item. Wholesale buyers can click here to access emblem pricing information.

Email a .gif or .jpg file of your company's mark or fax it to us, (in fine mode if possible) at 941-351-5694 and we can design a suitable circular layout, for your approval, at no additional charge.

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