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Deepen your jewelry-making skills through personalized, hands-on instruction tailored to your experience and creative goals. Explore foundational techniques, wax work, or independent projects with guidance from an experienced instructor. Work at your own pace while developing technical confidence and refining your design process.

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Soldering Intensive - Chain Making Workshop

  • Beginner
  • 18 and older
  • Earn 10% back in points
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    If you find the same class on the same dates for less within 48 hours of booking, send us the link. We match the price as credit or the difference.

  • 457 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY
  • 12 hours over 2 sessions

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Class Description

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Handmade chains are works of art – each link is individually created, so like snowflakes, they are similar, never identical. Choose between different gauges and shapes of wire such as round, squared, flat and triangle. Learn how to shape and form the links, to solder and join them, and how to shine, oxidize or add texture to create dimension. We finish with a handmade clasp.

Learn to coil wire to make circles and loops, how to use pin connections for bar pieces, or create a more intricate link to be cast and a matching toggle. The use of hammer texture and assorted finishes such as matte, oxidized, or high polish will also be covered. 

You can then complete your chain with a handmade clasp.

Refund Policy

  • Full refund (less 5% processing fee) up to 11 business days before the start date.
  • Reschedule requests at least 11 business days before the start should not incur the 5% fee.
  • Cancellation within 11 business days will receive a credit redeemable for one year.
  • Cancellation within 6 business days is non-refundable.
  • We will offer a make-up date for missed class that can be scheduled within a 6 month period.

We understand that flexibility is important, and will do our best to accommodate within reason and our capacity.

In any event where a customer wants to cancel their enrollment and is eligible for a full refund, a 5% processing fee will be deducted from the refund amount.

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Liloveve

Liloveve Jewelry School is a boutique studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that offers classes and workshops in handcrafting jewelry. They cater to individuals looking to explore their creative side, develop artisan skills, or enhance their career in fashion or design.

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