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Make a melted pebble charm and pebble ring

Make two beautiful pieces of jewellery you can take away the same day.

Jewellery, glass & Mosaic 18+ Leigh Feb 26 Liz Casey
Europe/London
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Watch pure alchemy happen when silver is heated to its melting point and is fused into a perfect sphere. 

Using a jewellers torch and a charcoal block you will melt a small amount of silver scrap to form two silver pebble shapes, one can be made into a ring and one into a small charm.

Choose from a selection of stamps to personalise the silver pebbles with a star sign letter or symbol, then you will make a hammered silver ring and silver solder the two together and then solder a small jump ring onto the second pebble. 

You will be guided and supported at each stage to make two beautiful pieces of jewellery you can take away the same day. 

Extra silver can be purchased at the time as well as a silver chain. 

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!