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Jewellery Workshop: Forged Silver Wave Rings

Make two silver rings plus a practice piece in brass.

Jewellery, glass & Mosaic 16+ Leigh Aug 2026 Liz Casey
Europe/London
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Make two silver wave rings out of 2mm round silver wire. You will be guided at each stage to explore the process of forging and twisting the silver wire to make a unique single or double wave. Make two matching wave styles or one of each, these rings sit beautifully as a stack or on their own. 

This class includes a taster of silversmithing including sawing, hammering, filing and soldering. You will begin by making a practice piece in brass and if we have time we will be able to finish it off to complete a set of 3 rings. 

As you are hand forging your rings with hammers each wave may look a little different from the images shown. Your rings will be ready to take away at the end of the class. 

If the class is at full capacity (10 people) please be aware that our class could run over so please allow a little extra time if you have booked somewhere to go afterwards or you can collect your rings from create98 at a later date.

About your tutor

Liz Casey - Metal Lust Jewellery

I’m a contemporary jeweller with over 16 years of experience in the jewellery industry. With a BA in Metalwork & Silversmithing from UAL in 2006 I soon after stepped into making contemporary jewellery after meeting and working with local jeweller Lisa Castle - Castle Collection.

Metal Lust describes the jewellery I love to make without putting boundaries on my creativity. My jewellery collections are an emporium of treasures exploring iconic themes of imagery like lightening bolts and eyes and making everyday objects into precious keepsakes.

I love the physical processes of silversmithing; hammering down wire into geometric forms, embossing intricate textures and setting semi-precious stones. I’m continually honing my skills and learning new techniques.

I began teaching in 2019 at Castle Collection. I love to share my knowledge and It’s a great moment when you unlock the secret of how something is made.

Making jewellery is creatively satisfying and can also be a great mindful practice.

In our classes I’m here guide students at each stage; showing them how to use tools correctly and build on their skill set - it’s a very accessible fun thing to do!