A Technical Note on Niello

Eugene F. Farrell

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Conservation Techniques and Studies

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Niello, a lustrous blue-black material, consists of one or more metallic sulfides (silver, copper, and lead). It is used to decorate silver, bronze, and gold objects. The history of the use of niello is reviewed, as well as the properties of the various types.

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