Beginner Class

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Dates:

EVENING: 16th April - 4th June 2020 (Thursday evenings 6pm-9pm).

Skill Level – Beginner No. of Classes – 8 Sessions

In this workshop students will learn the fundamentals of jewellery making by being guided along a series of skill based projects. In the 8 sessions students will learn the following techniques: use jewellery making tools, saw piercing, riveting, drilling, metal forming, soldering, chain making, ring making, doming, roller printing and etching. All project pieces are made in Sterling Silver.

Students will make the following pieces:

saw pierced and riveted pendant
a domed wire ring
an etched ring
roller printed earrings
soldered chain

Class Size: 4 maximum

All tools and materials are provided

*Please note: fees for jewellery making classes are non-refundable unless cancelled at a minimum of 7 days prior to the commencement date of the first class.*

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Type: Workshop Classes

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Ring Sizing

All of our rings are made to order therefore we can make them in almost all sizes - if your ring size does not appear in the drop-down menu on our online store or on the chart below please contact us to arrange the possibility of getting a ring in your size.

Annie Broadway Jewellery Design Studio uses the British alphabetic ring sizing system, which starts at the letter A and goes through to Z6. To convert your American ring size to a British size please refer to the following chart:

US/Canada Size	British Size
5 1/2	L
5 7/8	L 1/2
6	M
6 1/4	M 1/2
6 1/2	N
7	N 1/2
7 1/4	O
7 1/2	O 1/2

The most accurate way of measuring your ring size is to visit the Annie Broadway Jewellery Design Studio. If this is not possible and you are unsure about what size to order, then please email us to request a free ring sizing gauge.

Ring Sizing Tips

When measuring your ring size ensure that your hands are not too hot or too cold, as extremes in temperature are likely to affect the measured size.

A ring should fit firmly over your knuckle, without being too tight and there should be no swelling around the ring. Conversely, a ring should not be loose enough that it is able to turn on your finger.
When buying a ring with a wide band it is always best to order 1/2 - 1 size larger.