Class size: Limited to 5 spaces
This two-day, hands-on gold jewellery course is designed to teach the art of goldsmithing, from creating your own raw gold material to finishing a personalised piece of jewellery. Whether you’re working with recycled gold jewellery or fresh gold grain, you will learn essential techniques, including alloy identification, gemstone setting, and gold finishing options. On completion of the course you will leave with a beautifully crafted piece of jewellery made entirely by you.
We run this course as a small class size limited to just 5 students for a more personal hands on learning experience.
Day 1: Creating Raw Material & Understanding Gold Alloys
Day 2: Crafting & Finishing
This course is available in 2 ticket options to suit your budget. Keep costs to a minimum by recycling your old gold jewellery or use new 9ct gold grain to work with. See Materials section on this page for more details.
Ideal for jewellery makers with some prior experience, this course will refine your technical skills and introduce you to new processes in goldsmithing and jewellery finishing.
If you would prefer to work in silver before progressing to working with gold consider our Beginner Jewellery Course – 2 Day Introduction.
We have 2 ticket options for this course, check availability for pricing.
Ticket option 1: Recycle your old gold jewellery – Includes gemstone, stone setting, filled gold and plating solution. This ticket option does not include gold grain. This ticket is only for those who would like to recycle old gold jewellery.
Ticket option 2: Includes 9ct gold grain – Includes all materials required to complete this course including 9ct gold grain.
We do not carry gold stock on the premises, all materials, including gold grain and gemstones will be ordered near to the course start date.
Cost of course materials can vary based on amount required and fluctuations in market prices.
Gold costs can fluctuate so significantly we can not provide a reliable estimate of costs per course. Tickets for inclusive gold courses will be priced at the time we add them to our course schedule.
As a student you are responsible for your own safety in the workshop. The most important things to remember are;
A more comprehensive guide to workshop safety can be found in our Workshop Guidelines pdf.
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