Metal Immersion 2027
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2027
Time: 10am - 4pm
Chart your own creative course in this hands-on pendant class! Using sterling silver, a ruby slice, a coin pearl, and faceted citrine, you'll design and build a one-of-a-kind pendant that is completely your own.
We'll cover soldering, piercing, sewing techniques, and most importantly — design thinking, so every choice you make is intentional and beautiful.
No two students will make the same piece. That's the whole point. ✨
Date: Friday, January 15, 2027
Time: 10am - 3pm
Learn to work with sterling silver and copper together as you fabricate a pair of hoop earrings with a sculptural daisy blooming from the base — a design that is equal parts delicate and show-stopping. 🌼
We'll cover soldering with mixed metals, shaping and fabrication, and the design principles that make a piece feel balanced and alive.
No two pairs will be identical — because your hands and your eye are like no one else's. ✨
All skill levels welcome. Materials included.
Date: Saturday, January 16, 2027
Time: 10am - 4pm
Build a fish pendant that actually moves. 🐠✨
In this hands-on class you'll design and fabricate your own three-dimensional, hinged fish pendant — complete with a glowing moonstone eye and a hinge that gives it real, fluid movement. No two fish will be the same, because every student designs their own from scratch.
We'll cover 3D fabrication, hinge construction, stone setting, and the design thinking that makes a piece feel truly alive.
This one is a showstopper. Come ready to make something unforgettable.
Some prior soldering experience recommended. Materials included.
Date: Sunay, January 17, 2027
Time: 9am - noon
In this class you'll create a pair of dimensional, lightweight hoop earrings that combine the organic warmth of pearls with the cool geometry of sterling silver discs — a pairing that is both timeless and endlessly wearable.
You'll explore design options as you arrange and balance your own unique composition, and learn the fabrication techniques that give these earrings their beautiful sculptural quality — without the weight.
No two pairs will be identical. Because your eye is like no one else's. ✨
All skill levels welcome. Materials included.
Date: Sunday, January 17 2027
Time: 1:30-5:30 pm
Nature is the best designer — and in this class, you get to collaborate with it. 🌿🪨
You'll design and build your own organic, one of a kind necklace using fabricated metal sticks, a real river pebble set right into the design, and a handcrafted artistic toggle clasp that finishes the piece with intention and style.
We'll cover texture work, organic stone setting, toggle construction, and the design thinking that turns raw materials into something truly personal.
No templates. No two pieces alike. Just you, the metal, and a little bit of nature magic. ✨
Date: Sunay, January 17, 2027
Time: 9am - noon
In this class you'll create a pair of dimensional, lightweight hoop earrings that combine the organic warmth of pearls with the cool geometry of sterling silver discs — a pairing that is both timeless and endlessly wearable.
You'll explore design options as you arrange and balance your own unique composition, and learn the fabrication techniques that give these earrings their beautiful sculptural quality — without the weight.
No two pairs will be identical. Because your eye is like no one else's. ✨
All skill levels welcome. Materials included.
Date: Monday, January 18, 2027
Time: 9:30 am-4:30 pm
Learn one of the most magical techniques in all of jewelry arts. 🌌✨
Plique-à-jour — French for "admitting daylight" — creates transparent enamel cells with no metal backing, so light passes directly through your finished piece the way it moves through a stained glass window. The result is jewelry that doesn't just catch the light. It glows.
In this class you'll design your own aurora-inspired composition and build it from the ground up — metal framework, translucent enamels, and all — finishing with a necklace that is genuinely luminous. A glowing treasure you made with your own hands.
No two pieces will look alike. Because no two auroras ever do. 🌠
