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Make it personal, wearable, and completely yours with a jewellery-making class in Melbourne. Whether you're interested in silver, beading, or metalwork, there's a class nearby ready to spark your creativity.
23 Classes found in Melbourne
Stone Set Ring Class - Beginner Class
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Let Your Creativity Shine at Our Melbourne Jewellery Classes
Curious about ring making in Melbourne? Want to add handmade bracelets to your collection? If you’ve got a thing for shiny objects, you’e in good company! WeTeachMe brings together a wide range of jewellery classes in Melbourne, so you can experiment with techniques that match your style.
Take a ring-making workshop in Melbourne and learn how to size, shape, cast, and polish your very own wearable keepsake. Discover how to craft lampwork glass beads using a torch, or transform everyday objects into one-of-a-kind jewellery — the world is your (sparkly) oyster! Many workshops are beginner-friendly, and perfect for a fun date, a birthday treat, a hens party or a little solo creativity.
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Why Book Jewellery Classes on WeTeachMe?
Jewellery making often calls for specialist tools and equipment — and that's exactly what makes these classes so special. From metals and stones to blowtorches for ring casting, you’ll get hands-on access to all the jewellery materials you need, without having to buy a thing upfront. No commitment, no worries! All you need to do is get excited about the beautiful piece you'll soon bring home (and maybe sneak in a selfie with).
With expert makers guiding you step by step, you’ll learn new techniques in a relaxed, friendly setting — perfect for first-timers or anyone keen to try something different.
Melbourne: What's On — Immersive Experiences to Add to Your Events Calendar
Use our handy search tool to find jewellery-making classes near you. We offer jewellery classes in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, and Auckland. Booking is simple — choose a class, date and time that suits you, make the payment, and you're done! No hidden fees, and no surcharges.
If you can't make it in person or your city isn't featured here, our online jewellery making classes are a great option. We have an impressive range of on-demand classes for children and adults, each allowing you to learn at your own pace.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Materials included vary by course level. Stage 1 of the Introduction to Jewellery Making course provides all materials and equipment. Stage 2 students pay for silver based on weight. Many single-day workshops include silver in the course cost, such as the Stacker Rings workshop and Make a Ring in a Day. The Jewellery Taster and Beginners Evening Course provide all tools and base metals plus a strip of silver. Some advanced courses, like Stages 4-9, include a $30 consumable charge per course.
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Course lengths vary significantly. The Jewellery Taster is a 3-hour single session. The Make a Ring in a Day Workshop is a full-day class. Multi-week courses range from 5 weeks (Introduction to Jewellery Making Stages 1-3) to 8 weeks (Learn to Make Jewellery and Designing Jewellery in Wax). Each Stage in the introductory series involves a 3.5-hour class per week, while evening courses typically run 2.5 hours per session. Intensive options like the Jewellery Summer School for Beginners run over 3 consecutive days.
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Single 3-hour taster classes cost $220. Full-day workshops range from $220 to $625 depending on materials and duration. Multi-week courses cost $513-$595 per stage or full course. The Introduction to Jewellery Making Stages 1-3 are each $513 (including GST). Evening courses like Learn to Make Jewellery are $595 for 8 weeks, or $625 for 7-week terms. Advanced stone-setting workshops and specialized courses vary in price based on scope and materials provided.
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No formal entry requirements exist for beginner courses. The Jewellery Taster explicitly states there are no prerequisites and is designed for absolute beginners with no previous experience. Similarly, the Beginners Evening Course, Learn to Make Jewellery, and Jewellery Summer School for Beginners require no prior knowledge. However, some advanced courses like Gypsy Setting Workshop and Wax Carving for Jewels recommend intermediate-level skills or completion of prerequisite courses.
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Beginner courses typically cover: saw piercing and metal cutting using professional jeweller's saws; annealing and soldering using jewellery torches; filing and finishing; texturing and stamping with hammers and letter stamps; roller printing using a specialist mill to impress textures from feathers, leaves, fabric, and papers; and polishing. Students also learn ring sizing and basic gem setting. The Introduction to Jewellery Making stages specifically cover sawing, soldering, filing, basic gem setting, shaping with punches, and equipment use.
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In Stage 1 of Introduction to Jewellery Making, students create a cabochon gem-set silver ring and range of other samples. Beginners Evening Course students make a sterling silver ring with their own design. The Jewellery Taster focuses on making one simple sterling silver ring band. The Jewellery Summer School for Beginners includes a sterling silver ring plus another project such as earrings or a pendant. Make a Ring in a Day workshops produce a textured sterling silver ring band. The Stacker Rings workshop yields at least three bands to fit.
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