Learn how to carve, saw, file, and perfectly shape a pendant from metal in only 2 hours at Alumia Design Studio. Discover the art of metalwork jewelry making using a jeweler’s saw, you’ll design and carve your very own pendant - choosing from our large collection of silhouette templates or bringing your own printed custom design!
This workshop is perfect for friends, couples, or small groups (up to 6 people) looking for a fun, creative experience. Whether you keep your pendant or gift it, you’ll leave with a unique, hand-carved piece of jewelry to treasure.
✨ What you’ll learn:
• First choose a design, then decide if you want to make it from brass or sterling silver.
• Use a jeweler’s saw and professional jeweler tools to create your detailed design on the bench pin.
• Learn secrets and techniques for clean, precise sawing, filing and metal finish.
💎 Metal is purchased separately: Brass $10-$20; Sterling Silver from $40. Optional chains and gold plating service cost extra.
All other tools and materials are provided. No prior experience is needed!
📍 Details:
• Ages: 12+
• Duration: 2 hours +
• Location: Alumia Design Studio, Savage Mill – New Weave building (is the small purple studio next to Bearing Gifts, across from the candle shop, same floor as the fencing club). Free parking in either main Savage Mill lot.
Alternate Dates & Times
If you’d like to book this workshop for a different date or time, just email us at and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
Come join us for a fun, inspiring jewelry experience and leave with a finished pendant you designed yourself!
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