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1.5-hour workshop
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All tools provided; bring home a final product made of 99.9% Silver!
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Taught by Experts from JDMIS
Create your own unique pendant with pure silver!
Making professional jewellery is no longer exclusive to skilled metalsmiths. In 1.5 hours, learn basic Silver Clay to start producing creative and personalised jewellery. All you need is creativity and a bit of patience to give meaning to your own creations!
'Metal clay' is a new jewellery material, composed of pure silver particles, water and binders. In this form it is soft and malleable, versatile, 100% safe and environmentally-friendly.
A fast, easy and creative experience!
Join a fun group in this completely beginner-friendly workshop, you will learn to produce and bring home a design in pure silver (10 grams worth $50!). Equipment will be provided on loan for this class and silver material is included in the workshop fee.
Mold, shape, fire and polish a unique design to your heart's desire!
2-minute intro video
Your instructor
This Metal Clay experience will be conducted by one of JDMIS' professional, registered permanent Jewellery Arts Faculty members. All our trainers are practicing jewellery artists with many years of experience in the jewellery industry.
Our commitment to safety
JDMIS adheres strictly to government guidelines to ensure the safety of all our students, instructors, and staff. We enforce safe distancing, mask-wearing, temperature checking and daily sanitising of all the rooms and equipment.
JDMIS is the region’s largest jewellery training centre and its state-of-the-art facilities provide the best possible learning experience – in terms of safety, professionalism and FUN!
Students' reviews
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You get to do a lot of things with your hands and take home your own jewellery.
- Doris R. (Germany)
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So much fun using clay to create jewellery. Creativity and innovation infused to create a master piece of our own.
- Vani M. (Singapore)
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All is good! Absolutely enjoyed the classes!
- Jocelyn L. (Singapore)
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Love the class so much! I love metal clay as a medium it's so easy to manipulate to create organic shapes.
- Diyana K. (Singapore)
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I just made a ring for personal use and it was impressive as I did not imagine I could do it out of metal clay.
- Patrina L. (Singapore)
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The course is professional, thorough and can be helpful to turn jewellery designing into a career.
- Chezereen W. (India)
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I join to make pretty things for myself and my friends. It keeps me happy.
- Michelle C. (Singapore)
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You can put together your creativity to come up with something amazing all by hand!
- Takami K. (Japan)
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Class was interesting, pieces made during class was as good as it was purchased. Materials for class were included in the fees which makes it good value.
- Agnes S. (Singapore)
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With New metals, I have the freedom to make what I want!
- Verner J. (Singapore)
Location:
Learn at JDMIS' brand-new campus!Address: Sunshine Plaza, 91 Bencoolen St, #03-01, Singapore 189652. For more info, visit JDMIS location.
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Price: SG$150 per pax
Upcoming schedules
No schedule for this workshop is currently available. You may want to check out JDMIS' bestselling Professional Certification Programmes in Gemmology, Design and Fabrication in the brand-new blended/hybrid mode.
Frequently asked questions — Silver Clay Workshop
Do I need any experience to join the silver clay workshop?
No experience is needed. The workshop is a single guided session in which you mould, fire and polish your own fine-silver pendant, with all materials included.
What will I make in the session?
You make your own fine-silver pendant: forming the silver clay, firing it, and finishing it to take home the same session.
Is it real silver?
Yes — silver clay becomes 99.9% pure fine silver once fired. It is real precious metal, not an imitation.
What if I want to go further after the workshop?
The natural next step is the 30-hour NM100 Creative Silver Modelling course inside the Precious Metal Arts diploma pathway; our silver clay guide explains the material and process in depth.