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Student-made sterling silver jewelry from the Full Day Metalsmithing class at B Golden Jewelry School
Sterling silver ring with a bezel-set cabochon made in a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City
Handmade silver pendant from a full day silversmithing class at B Golden Jewelry School
Student jewelry work from a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City, Utah
Metalsmithing silversmithing cuff and ring
Hand-fabricated sterling silver piece from the Full Day Metalsmithing class
Silver jewelry made by a student in a one day silversmithing workshop in Utah
Bezel-set stone jewelry made by a student at B Golden Jewelry School
Finished handmade silver jewelry from a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City
Polished sterling silver student project from a full day silversmithing class
Student-made sterling silver jewelry from the Full Day Metalsmithing class at B Golden Jewelry School
Sterling silver ring with a bezel-set cabochon made in a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City
Handmade silver pendant from a full day silversmithing class at B Golden Jewelry School
Student jewelry work from a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City, Utah
Metalsmithing silversmithing cuff and ring
Hand-fabricated sterling silver piece from the Full Day Metalsmithing class
Silver jewelry made by a student in a one day silversmithing workshop in Utah
Bezel-set stone jewelry made by a student at B Golden Jewelry School
Finished handmade silver jewelry from a full day metalsmithing class in Salt Lake City
Polished sterling silver student project from a full day silversmithing class

Full Day Metalsmithing

A whole day at the bench, and more than one finished piece.

Seven hours is enough time to stop rushing. You'll try a range of silversmithing techniques and make what you actually want to make: rings, bracelets, pendants, bolo ties, earrings. Beginners and returning students work side by side, and everyone gets attention.

What you'll learn

  • Soldering, including the tricks that make it stop being scary
  • How to use the hand tools that do most of the work
  • Setting a stone in a bezel so it's secure, not just pretty
  • Core metalworking: sawing, filing, shaping
  • Polishing and adding patina

Do I need experience? No. Beginners and intermediates are both welcome, and we adapt the class to whoever is in front of us.

What it costs Tools and equipment are included. Materials get added up at the end, usually $20 to $100 per project depending on how ambitious you got. We have plenty of cabochons and silver to pick from.

What to bring Ideas. That's it.

All photos are our students' work.

$189.00