Jewelry metalsmithing

It is possible to get started metalsmithing at home with a few simple tools. Best of all: they're inexpensive and don't take up a ton of space - meaning you can stash them in a box or drawer so they're out of the way when you're not using them! Instead of being something big and scary that requires a torch or workshop, you can actually make metal jewelry at your kitchen counter at the end of a long day. (Think of it as sewing's edgy older sister.)

List of easy silversmithing projects for beginners. Beginner friendly silversmithing project ideas that can help you get started.

Ever get confused about ordering metal for jewelry making? This guide was created for beginner jewelers to understand metal gauges, tempers and more so you ca

When it comes to ordering metal for jewelry making all the different options can often become overwhelming. So I partnered with Rio Grande to provide a guide with some helpful tips and considerations for confidently buying materials for your next project! #jewelrymaking #jewelrymakingtutorials

Did you know you can paint copper metal with flame? Make these Fire Painted Copper Bangles and add some gorgeous color to your jewelry box!

A beginners guide for anyone that thinks they may want to start metalsmithing as their side-hustle...

When it comes to metalsmithing, there are few tools that will open up as many possibilities as the jeweler’s saw. It lets you create a world of infinite shapes, but at the same time, it’s super low tech and accessible enough to use at home! Which is why mastering the jeweler’s saw should be a key...

Breaking silversmithing down into manageable steps makes creating silver jewelry a reality for all levels of jewelry making.

We've gone all-out on bezel setting at the Metalsmith Academy with full classes on its various forms; from simple bezels for round cabochons to setting

Shop unique handcrafted jewelry with vintage soul. From hand-rusted crosses, to bohemian elements and hand-beaded gemstones, each piece is designed with care to create a meaningful, soulful accessory that will stand the test of time. Designed by Amy McKernan in Duluth, Georgia.