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    Jewellery Fundamentals

    Course info

    Schedule:
    Monday, from 6 to 9 pm
    Date:
    April 20 to June 8, 2026
    Registration:
    March 18, 2026
    Code:
    P26-BAJ01-1N
    Age group:
    Adults
    Price:
    $365
    Number of classes:
    8
    Location:
    In person
    Experience level:
    All levels
    Semester:
    Spring
    Teacher:
    Sara Beujekian
    Category:
    Jewellery
    Total capacity:
    12 students (0 spots remaining)
    Number of spots available for registration:
    0. Waitlisting available.

    About the course

    This introduction to basic metal construction allows you to evolve your skills over time. You will learn to saw, file, form, solder, and produce pieces in both brass and sterling silver during the session. Make a simple ring, chain, earrings, or pendant. Returning students may progress to stone setting or projects in lost wax technique. Two to three projects can be completed in one semester. This course is designed for Level 1 students (Beginner and Intermediate).

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