Commemorative coins paired with wooden box packaging provide a traditional and high-end method of collection, suitable for preserving and displaying coins of significant commemorative value. The wooden boxes are carefully crafted from quality wood, with options for engraving or gold stamping on the surface to add unique artistic beauty and a noble character. The interior typically includes soft fabric or a custom-molded base to ensure that the coin is securely and safely displayed or stored. The sturdy structure of the wooden box also effectively protects the coin from environmental factors such as humidity and dust. ASNY Craft Factory specializes in customizing such wooden boxes, designing according to specific customer needs and preferences, not only protecting the coin but also significantly enhancing its display effect.
Bobby Wang
Differences Between Cloisonné (Hard Enamel), Soft Cloisonné (Imitation Hard Enamel), and Embossed Soft Enamel Badges, Keychains, Medals, and Coins: A Guide to Avoiding Common Misunderstandings in Translation
Badge custom making is a fine art, and Cloisonné (hard Enamel), soft Cloisonné (imitation hard enamel), and embossed soft enamel are three of the most common coloring processes. Each process has its own unique origin, technical characteristics, and suitable applications. Through a detailed explanation, ASNY Craft Factory will guide you from texture to fully understanding the differences between these processes, and how to accurately interpret them in both Chinese and English contexts. Starting with Texture: The Secret to Flat vs. Embossed Surfaces How can we simply distinguish between these three coloring processes? A quick judgment can be made based on
2024/12/02
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