Filter courses by Ability Level, Course Category and Timetable Status or head directly to our booking timetable to view all currently available courses on our booking system.
Learn how to raise objects including rings, bangles and earrings to create elegant sculptural forms on our Anticlastic Raising Workshop.
Learn how to make rub over settings and faux claw settings for larger stones on our Round Rub Over Faceted Setting Workshop.
Learn how to make round faceted stone settings for both large and small stones. This course covers a variety of ways to make settings.
Learn how to design and make a silver bracelet using cabochon or rose cut stones on our Gemstone Silver Bracelet Course.
On our Byzantine ring course learn how to design a Byzantine style ring with stone settings and elements of granulation and decorative wire work.
Learn how to make a silver locket with a small hinge. A great course to learn how to perfect your silver soldering skills.
Learn how to make settings for both cabochon and faceted square stones plus learn how to set on our Setting Square Gemstones course.
Our making hollow forms course will teach you all the different ways to create hollow jewellery. This processes is great for creating statement pieces.
On our working with gold course learn how to create gold jewellery, use gold as accents in silver jewellery and build confidence in using gold.
This class caters for students who already have silver jewellery making experience and would like to work on self directed projects.
Our setting small gemstones course is an introduction to simplifying the process of working with small mounts and tricky settings.
Learn how to make a collet setting for faceted stones. The conical shape gives this setting a contemporary style which compliments the shape of the stone.
Beginner courses are a mix of short courses and term time courses for newcomers. Beginner courses will suit you If you have never soldered with a gas torch or used a piercing saw. Our Improver Courses are for students who know how to solder with a gas torch, anneal and use a piercing saw. You will have completed a Beginner course and want to build on your basic skills. Advanced courses are for students who are confident in a jewellery workshop. You have a good understanding of how to construct jewellery but aspire to a higher level of precision. Our Taster Classes are perfect for beginners with little or no jewellery making experience. They offer a gentle learning curve to ease you into silver jewellery making and try something new. They’re also a fun day out and you take home a beautiful hand made piece of silver jewellery. Our intensive jewellery making courses are full term length courses condensed into a shorter timeframe. Usually run over a number of consecutive full days or spanning 2 weekends. Group booking jewellery making classes are perfect for small parties and events. We offer taster classes for group bookings tailored to meet your group’s skill level or adapted for a particular design. Perfect if you all want to wear matching jewellery to a special occasion. Visit our Group Booking page for more information. You can filter classes that qualify for group booking by selecting from the course categories drop down list at the top of this page. Classes that are available for group booking options show a groups icon. All students attending classes or workshops at Kingham Jewellery School must be 18 or over, unless otherwise stated in the course information.What are Beginner Courses?What are Improver Courses?What are Advanced Courses?What are Taster Classes?What are Intensive Courses?What are Group Booking classes?Do you run classes for children?
