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Learn to to do Lost Wax Casting and create your own unique sterling silver ring in this two day class. See below for more details.
Class Will Be Held:
Day 1: Saturday, April, 26th 10:00am – 3:30pm
Day 2: Saturday, May, 3rd 10:00am – 3:30pm
Attendance on both days is required.
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Play with fire at the Jewelers Guild!
What is Soldering?
Soldering is a process where a metal alloy, referred to as solder, is heated to its melting point and used to form a fuse between two pieces of metal. Learning to solder is an essential jewelry making skill that can elevate your work and greatly expand your skill set as a jeweler.
In the case of jewelry, we “unite” metals by joining them together with heat, flux and solder.
What you will learn in this workshop:
Steps we will take:
Topics this class will cover:
Solder types, connections with proper alignment, HMS reasons, composition, chip/wire, cleanliness and oxidation, heat flow, flux types, pumice/block, third hands, pick and pickle, ring sizing, polishing and finishing
What you’ll take home with you:
A very cool ring you just made!
Materials:
All tools and materials will be provided for this class.
What you need to bring:
Bring your A game! And a lunch for yourself if you’d like, we have lunch break at noon for approximately 45 minutes.
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Learn to to do Lost Wax Casting and create your own unique ring! See below for more details.
Join us for our second annual Valentines Date event to make a custom Sterling Silver heart pendant, charm, or ring! We’ll be stamping custom messages and/or symbols into our final pieces! All participants will be leaving with a finished Sterling Silver necklace, charm bracelet, or ring. Join us as a couple, group of friends, or solo. All are welcome!
Class Deposit is $110. See below for more details on the jewelry style options and additional pricing.
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Learn to to do Lost Wax Casting and create your own unique ring!
Learn how to connect pieces of metal together without needing a torch! See below for more details.
Learn how to make a custom dog-tag style pendant with your own custom stamped message and/or hammered texture! See below for more details.
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In this course you will learn:
What you will take home:
SKILL LEVEL – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – All skill levels
CLASS SIZE – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 10
MATERIALS – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Provided
WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING – – – – – – – – – – – – – Anything for taking notes
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What are spinner rings? Spinner rings are a multi-layered ring that allows the outer ring band to spin freely on the inner ring band. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, spinning rings are prized for their therapeutic benefits. The rhythmic motion of spinning the inner band can help promote relaxation, reduce stress, and improve focus and concentration. Spinner rings are not just fun to wear, but they can help with fidgeting and anxiety!
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Since ancient times, the chain has enjoyed a coveted place in jewelry. It represents eternal love and all the other good stuff about human connection: the eternity of the circle linked, without beginning or end, to other circles. Of course, chains also represent all the bad parts of human connection like oppression, imprisonment and pain: chain gang, chain of fools, ball and chain. As we all know, one can quickly become the other. In short, the chain is a perfect symbol for the paradox that is love. No wonder it’s been around so long—and altered so little. The oldest examples were found in ancient Babylonia (Iraq) in the Biblical city of Ur, where royal tombs hid magnificent gold jewelry dating to about 2500 B.C. Ur was the most powerful city-state in Mesopotamia at that time. Courtesy THE JEWELRY LOUP
Learn how to make a custom and minimalist style necklace! See below for more details.
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Learn how to turn metal stock into your very own forged bracelets using hammers and fire!
No experience necessary!
Class size: 3 – 6 students (we need at least 3 students to be able to hold this class).
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Since ancient times, the chain has enjoyed a coveted place in jewelry. It represents eternal love and all the other good stuff about human connection: the eternity of the circle linked, without beginning or end, to other circles. Of course, chains also represent all the bad parts of human connection like oppression, imprisonment and pain: chain gang, chain of fools, ball and chain. As we all know, one can quickly become the other. In short, the chain is a perfect symbol for the paradox that is love. No wonder it’s been around so long—and altered so little. The oldest examples were found in ancient Babylonia (Iraq) in the Biblical city of Ur, where royal tombs hid magnificent gold jewelry dating to about 2500 B.C. Ur was the most powerful city-state in Mesopotamia at that time. Courtesy THE JEWELRY LOUPE
Ruler
Wire cutter
Round nose plier
Chain nose plier
Flat nose plier
Jeweler saw
Lubrication (burr life)
File
Propane hand torch
Hammer (both metal and wood)
Steel block
Verity size of wooden dowel (or steel rod)
Masking tape
Vise
Flux
Solder
Saw blade
Pickle solution and pickle pot
Hydrogen peroxide
Liver of Sulphur
Brass brush, soap
Tumbler
Ring mandrel, mandrel , ring sizer, ring chart
Material:
16ga copper wire (a spool)
16ga brass wire (a spool)
18ga copper wire (a spool)
18ga brass wire (a spool)
14ga brass and copper wire (40 inch per one)
20ga and 18ga fine silver wire & sterling silver wire for sale (40 inch per one, sale by inch)
Learn to to do Lost Wax Casting and create your own unique ring!