This enchanting butterfly locket is more than a piece of jewelry… it’s a miniature sculpture, a hidden story, and a masterclass in metalsmithing techniques all in one. In this online class, you’ll create a beautifully detailed butterfly locket that opens to reveal a secret compartment—perfect for a tiny photo, a keepsake, or a whispered memory.

Hinges, hinges, and more hinges. This online class will cover the fabrication and application of 14 different kinds of hinges and hinge-based clasps, including… knuckle hinge solderless hinge bearing hinge pin back hinge strap hinge tab hinge sawn hinge bridge hinge cold rolled hinge...and more!

Etching is something that can enhance your jewelry or other metal projects by adding patterns, textures and text. The course is designed to teach you everything you need to get started with chemical etching right away. The techniques apply to etching copper, brass, nickel and sterling silver. You will have access to this course FOREVER!

Learn the basics of the inlay technique using basic hand tools to make a ring. You can then transfer your new skills to add inlay to pendants, bracelets and earrings.

There are times when you want to wear a cuff and other times you would prefer a necklace with a beautiful pendant. This class will teach you how to make a piece of jewelry that can meet both of those possibilities. This is an opportunity to take one of your favorite stones and be able to show it off in 2 ways. The project is best for intermediate and above metalsmiths.

In this class you will learn how to fabricate a padlock similar to the one shown here, with or without a focal stone. You will have unlimited, lifetime access to the course. Sawing and soldering proficiency will be required to successfully complete the project.

This class will guide you through the process of selecting the right materials and tools, demonstrate the techniques for applying and torch-firing enamel, and provide helpful tips for troubleshooting common issues. You can practice your new skills with a variety of projects. By the end of the class, you'll be able to create a beautiful collection of jewelry pieces to show off, wear or sell! Enroll now!

In this course you will learn to fabricate a moving, mechanical butterfly. It is fun to make and addictive to play with. I will introduce you to some new materials and techniques that will expand you jewelry making skills. The course includes 18 videos showing me making the ring in real time. There is also a step-by-step slideshow with close-up details of the project and written instructions as well. Supply, tool ...

Learn to make this sterling silver vessel inspired by the Japanese Inro, a tradional container for carrying small items. You will learn how to fabricate an oval tube, a couple of unique hinges to provide some interesting mechanical movement. I think you will find it to be a fun and challenging project that will further you metalsmithing skills. Intended for advanced beginner and above jewelry makers.

If you are intrigued with clasps, hinges and mechanisms, you’re sure to enjoy fabricating this handsome bracelet. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase that special stone you’ve been saving for just the right piece. The course includes 19 videos showing me making the Bracelet in real time. There is also a step-by-step slideshow with close-up details of the project and written instructions as well. Supply, to...

Learn how to fabricate your own tubing on your way to creating this beautiful and functional secret compartment pendant. When completed it can serve as a container to hold a message, a memento, cremains or other relic. There will be plenty of challenges and a few new skills aimed at the intermediate to advance metalsmith. Soldering and sawing experience necessary for successful completion of the project.

Kaleidoscopes have been entertaining people for centuries. They have infinite patterns to delight the viewer whether young or old. The course will take you through the necessary steps to fabricated a sterling silver kaleidoscope from start to finish. I think you will enjoy the process and the final product. You have lifetime access to this course! Recommended for Advanced Beginners and Above. Soldering skills requ...

Make your own version of the legendary “Excalibur” sword that only the rightful king could remove from the stone. Your pendant will have a focal stone of your choosing with a mini-sword secured behind the stone. A challenging exercise in fabrication that will stretch your metalsmithing skills.

There is something inherently intriguing about lockets that solicit close examination. Perhaps it is the mechanical aspect of the hinge or catch that invites us to manipulate the components. Or it may be the mystery of what is hidden inside. The wearer of a locket always has the option of keeping out observers or allowing them to share in the secret behind the closed doors.  In this workshop you will learn to fabr...

In this online class you will learn how to fabricate a locket similar to the one shown here, with a focal stone and hidden compartment. You will have unlimited, lifetime access to the course. Sawing and soldering proficiency will be required to successfully complete the project.

If you want to call you jewelry "hand-made", then you will certainly want to make your own clasps to secure your bracelets and necklaces. In this workshop you will learn to make 6 types of hand-made clasp...from the simple s-hook to the more complex box clasp. After completing the workshop you will never need to purchase another pre-made clasp!

Etching with electricity produces superior results compared to other methods. It is particularly well suited for etching text and detailed graphic elements. The course is designed to teach you everything you need to get started with electro etching right away. The techniques apply to etching copper, brass, nickel and sterling silver.

Bring back the Brooch! If you are fond of mechanisms and like to make your own findings, you will find this short tutorial right down your alley. This fabricated pin catch is both functional in use and satisfying to fabricate. Adding this catch to a brooch will elevate it to a new level of detail and uniqueness. Designed for the advanced beginner and above metalsmiths.

Navajo Indian archers wore wrist guards called Ketohs to protect their forearms from the snap of their bowstrings. Navajo silversmiths adapted the ketoh form into decorative jewelry. Taking inspiration from the original Ketoh, this 2-day workshop will guide you in the fabrication of a modern, hinged version with box clasp that you’ll be proud to wear even if you never pull back a bowstring.

$40 off the regular price of The Art of Etching when bundled with the Alchemy & Relics course!