Jewelry Tasting Workshop — An Introduction Workshop

A one-time meeting of approximately three hours for a practical introduction to the world of jewelry making and the magic of transforming a piece of metal into a personal piece of jewelry.

During the meeting, we will create a personally designed pendant, from the initial idea through to the finished piece of jewelry, and experience the jeweler’s actual working process: measuring, sawing, shaping, creating textures, using a soldering iron, and finishing.

The work is done with brass—a gold-colored metal. It is also possible to work with 925 silver for a nominal additional fee.

Who is the workshop suitable for?

• Beginners and those with prior experience who want to deepen their knowledge
• Creative people and those who enjoy working with their hands
• Anyone looking for quiet, therapeutic activity, a new hobby, or a professional direction
• Anyone who wants to get a taste of the world of jewelry making and the annual course

The workshop offers a taste of the annual jewelry-making course, in which participants learn a variety of professional techniques, develop their skills and personal design language, and progress toward creating complex, independent handmade jewelry with personalized designs. Because in the annual course, the sky is not the limit.

To contact Daniel Barzilai, the instructor of the workshop and the annual jewelry-making course: 052-682-2802.

Cancellation policy

Please note: Registration may be canceled until the day before the activity at 23:45.