In this workshop, students will learn to handle the clay, add texture, form and create panels. Post fired, the panels will be burnished, tumbled, patina added, then formed on a mandrel. Students will then assemble them together with chain and jump rings to create a bracelet. Firing and all finishing work is done in class, students can leave with a finished piece to wear.
*There is a nonrefundable $50 fee for jewelry workshops.
(Ages 18+)
Silver Metal Clay Bracelet Workshop
Saturday, June 13, 2026
$150 class + $135.00 Material Fee (Payable directly to teacher before class)
(includes 20grams of 950 silver metal clay, stainless steel chain, stainless steel lobster clasp, assorted sizes of 18 gauge sterling silver jump rings needed to assemble bracelet).
Previous Workshops
Fine Silver Snowflake Pendant
In this class, we will focus on creating a fine silver snowflake pendant (or other shape of student’s choosing). Using embossing plates to texture the fine silver metal clay, we can achieve clean deep textures. The post fired pieces can be patinated for a deep contrast and visual interest. Students will learn to create a fine silver metal clay bezel for a 3 or 4 mm. faceted gemstone that can be fired in place.
*There is a nonrefundable $50 fee for jewelry workshops.
(Ages 18+)
About the Artist
Monique is a traditional metalsmith, metal clay artist, and an enamellist. She uses sterling silver, fine silver, precious metal clay, semi-precious gemstones, enamels, and 22 and 24kt gold accents in her work. She creates unique one of a kind wearable works of art by combining a variety of techniques from the three disciplines.
Monique holds several certifications in precious metal clay, is a juried member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen and the Bucks County Guild of Craftsmen. She is a member of the PA Society of Goldsmiths, and the Greater Philadelphia Metal Clay Guild. Monique’s work has been published multiple times in Handmade Business magazine, Art Jewelry Magazine, and her work was featured on the cover and in a feature article of Sunshine Artist Magazine in 2016.
Learn more about Monique at http://www.moniquesartjewelry.com or on Facebook