Book your class
We offer a variety of inspirational choices for hand-made styles. In the workshop, you can personalize your piece based on any preferred style. Take a look at our Gallery and select a convenient time slot to create your unique accessory.
Material: 925 Silver or gold filled
Sterling Silver / Gold Jewelry Making
Duration: 3 hr - 4 hr (The class hours may vary based on the style you choose. Pre-order 14K/18K materials if needed.)
Price: Start from $138-$178 for most ring style
Online Deposit: $20 /person
Material Selection
14K/18K Gold
Upgrade to 14/18K Gold! Allow us 3-5 business days to order the gold materials before your session start.
Price: Depending on your choice
Online Deposit: Depending on your choice
Material: Silver Clay
Silver Clay Jewelry Making Class
Course breakdown: First segment (1h 15m), Break (Approx. 1hrs, self-directed), Second segment (30 mins + for finishing touches).
Price: Start from $138
Online Deposit: $20 /person
Material: 925 Silver or K Gold
Sand Casting Jewelry Class
Class: Preparing the mold, melting and pouring silver, refining the casting, and polishing to your desired finish.
Price: $138 + material cost by weight.
Online Deposit: $20 /person
About Payment
After selecting your style in-store, the final price will be determined.
Once the course is completed and the ring is made, we will collect the full payment and deduct the deposit from your bill.
We accept credit cards and Apple Pay.
Introduction of two materials：
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Sterling silver（925 silver）：
Sterling silver, or 925 silver, is a more rigid material that’s 92.5% silver mixed with other metals like copper. It’s ideal for creating strong, simple shapes like smooth bands or clean geometric lines. -
Silver clay：
Silver clay is a malleable material made of fine silver particles mixed with an organic binder and water. It’s soft and easy to shape, making it perfect for intricate designs or creating custom textures. Once fired, it becomes 99.9% pure silver.
Compare the features of both：
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Workability:
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925 silver is harder and better suited for sturdy, minimalist styles.
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Silver clay (999 silver) is more flexible to work with, allowing for creative and detailed designs
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Crafting process:
For silver clay, you’ll shape, mold, dry, and then fire it in a kiln to harden it. With 925 silver, you’ll shape it by bending, soldering, or hammering directly.
How to choose：
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If you prefer a sleek and strong design, 925 silver might be a better fit.
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If you’d like a piece with more texture or a custom shape, silver clay is a great choice.
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What Our Clients Say
Michelle, Fremont
"I came with my boyfriend and we made a ring for each other. We stamped our initials on them to make them special to us. The experience was so much fun."