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Cast sterling silver jewelry from the Lost Wax Casting workshop at B Golden Jewelry School
Cast silver rings made in a lost wax casting class in Salt Lake City, Utah
Lost wax casting jewelry class at B Golden Jewelry School in Salt Lake City
Carved wax model for a lost wax cast jewelry piece
Student casting work from a three day lost wax casting workshop
Finished cast silver piece from a lost wax casting class in Utah
Cast and polished jewelry made by a student at B Golden Jewelry School
Lost wax cast sterling silver jewelry made by a student
Cast bronze and silver jewelry from a lost wax casting workshop
Student work from the three day lost wax casting class in Salt Lake City
Cast sterling silver jewelry from the Lost Wax Casting workshop at B Golden Jewelry School
Cast silver rings made in a lost wax casting class in Salt Lake City, Utah
Lost wax casting jewelry class at B Golden Jewelry School in Salt Lake City
Carved wax model for a lost wax cast jewelry piece
Student casting work from a three day lost wax casting workshop
Finished cast silver piece from a lost wax casting class in Utah
Cast and polished jewelry made by a student at B Golden Jewelry School
Lost wax cast sterling silver jewelry made by a student
Cast bronze and silver jewelry from a lost wax casting workshop
Student work from the three day lost wax casting class in Salt Lake City

Lost Wax Casting

Three days in a row, five hours a day. Our booking system only shows the start day.

Carve it in wax. Watch it come out in silver.

Casting lets you make shapes that fabrication simply can't: organic, chunky, undercut, sculptural. And you get access to equipment most jewelers never touch, including vacuum investing gear and casting torches.

How the three days go

  • Day 1, carving. Additive and subtractive wax work. Rings, pendants, or something more sculptural if you're feeling brave.
  • Day 2, spruing and investing. Getting your model ready so the casting actually works. This step is where most home casters go wrong.
  • Day 3, casting and finishing. Pouring molten metal, then filing, sanding, and polishing your raw casting into a finished piece.

Do I need experience? No. It teaches from the ground up, and there's enough freedom that experienced students can push themselves.

What it costs Wax, tools, and equipment are provided. You pick sterling silver or bronze and pay for it by weight at the end, usually $5 to $50 per piece.

What you take home Finished casted pieces, and a process you'll want to do again.

All photos are our students' work.

$499.00