Explore the possibilities of self-expression in jewelry by making a riveted ring. This one-week intensive will cover the necessary knowledge of non-ferrous metal and basic fabrication techniques such as cutting, drilling, filing, riveting and more (excluding heat work).
DurationExplore the possibilities of self-expression in jewelry by making a riveted ring. This one-week intensive will cover the necessary knowledge of non-ferrous metal and basic fabrication techniques such as cutting, drilling, filing, riveting and more (excluding heat work).
Students will be introduced to the process of ring making from start to finish. Students will be encouraged to think out of the box and to incorporate non-metal components into their design. The final project will be at least one finished riveted ring.
Jewelry is one of the oldest types of archaeological artifacts. In most cultures, jewelry can be understood as a status symbol, for its material properties, its patterns or for specific cultural symbols.
In modern society, contemporary jewelry has been developed as a unique form of self-expression and communication. This intensive is a one-week introduction to jewelry making and design.
Jewelry supplies for the course are included in the tuition price and will be provided the first day. Please bring a sketchbook to your class.
For more than a century, Parsons has been inspired by the transformative potential of design. Today, the school’s groundbreaking academic programs carry forward that mission, making Parsons the number one design school in the U.S. and among the top three globally.
At the heart of a comprehensive university — The New School — Parsons draws on a range of academic fields to deliver a uniquely interdisciplinary education enriched by the resources of its home in New York City and branch campus in Paris.
Here, the next generation of creative leaders engage in real-world learning and develop as critical thinkers and makers grappling with the pressing issues of our time.
The jewelry-making classes taught in our Metals Department include the traditional focus on technique and materials, as well as contemporary considerations of concept, design, and experimentation.
Dive into basic metalworking techniques in this project-based introduction to metalsmithing and jewelry. Each week, you will create a new project ranging from band rings to bracelets.
Forget about setting your stones in castings, cast the stones in place instead! We will carve a ring from wax and you’ll learn how to carefully heat your stones to create the setting in your wax model to be cast in place.
Turn your inspirations into designs with the jewelry design program. Turn your hobby into a possible career by enrolling in the jewelry design continuing education program. You will learn information that could help you make a career out of jewelry.
Jewellery Designing course is offered by A Place to Bead for all skill level. Whether you're just a beginner, wanting to try a new technique, or eager to enhance your knowledge, we offer a variety of classes with talented instructors to fit your needs!
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