London Enamel Jewellery Making Workshop

With a beginner-friendly approach, participants not only experience the entire jewellery-making process but also leave with their handmade piece on the same day. Combined with inclusive materials and a focus on individual creativity,
all participants will have the opportunity to learn traditional craft skills from a cultural perspective, adding an enriching dimension to their creative journey. This feature makes our workshop a popular and memorable choice for all skill levels. Additionally, we ensure a personalised experience by hosting a maximum of 4 people per session, prioritising privacy and attention to the details of each jewellery work.

Meeting Point

Zoey Filigree

United Kingdom, London, Bedlam Mews, First Floor Office邮政编码: SE11 6DF

What's included:

• All material and tools. (Files, Kiln, Rotary micromotor, etc.)

Not included:

• Accessories: Silver chains £10;
• Medium silver blanks £20; Large silver blanks £50

What to expect:

1-5 Spare St

The Enamel Jewellery Workshop is designed to introduce participants to the beautiful art of enamel jewellery making. Throughout the workshop, participants will learn the techniques and processes involved in creating unique and vibrant enamel jewellery pieces.
1. Introduction:
• Brief history and significance of enamel jewellery.
• Definitions of enamel and its practical applications.
• Overview of different enamel techniques, styles, such as cloisonné, plique-à-jour.• Process of making.
• Previous works done by other participants.
2. Materials and Tools:Fine silver blanks, accessories, file, cutters, enamel color palettes, color lead, paper and pencil, sandpaper,polishing compound bar.

3. Making:
• Choose blanks from 40 different types of designs.
• Filing the blank
• Design and sketch

4. One-on-one guidance:
• Demonstration of applying enamel powder. Guidance on color blending, layering, and achieving desiredeffects.
• Exploring design concepts and creating unique enamel jewellery pieces.
• Assistance in the creation of individual enamel jewellery projects, with personalized guidance from expe?rienced instructors.

5. Put in the kiln for baking

6. Finishing and polishing