Guilloche Enamel Textures for Jewelry Making.

Guilloché, pronounced “gee-oh-shay,” is a mechanical engraving technique, produced by a special lathe or “rose machine,” that dates to the 17th century and was popularized during the Victorian Era. In the world of wristwatches, guilloché is most frequently found on watch faces. In fine jewelry and costume jewelry, guilloché is used to enhance the appearance of brooches and pendants. Guilloché enamel refers to metal pieces that have been engraved and then covered with a translucent layer of enamel, giving the geometric patterns underneath the enamel a colorful hue.

Included with this pack are ten non-alpha enamel textures and two bonus metal textures. (Silver and gold engraved textures which can be used to decorate the backs of watches and pendants.)

NOTE: THIS PACK ONLY INCLUDES THE TEXTURES. The beads, cabochons and backings shown in the pictures are not included and are only shown as examples of the kind of jewelry you can create with this texture set. I did include a full perm set of circular prims with the textures already applied to them that you can use as a reference. Textures are 512 x 512 and most have seamless edges. (The dark blue texture does not.)

Please IM Amethyst Dominica if you have any questions. Please do NOT leave a negative rating without contacting me, as I may be able to help you if you have any problems. Thanks, and feel free to look at my other Marketplace Items, as I do have some free textures to offer!