Introduction to Jewelry Design

OAK 228
Instructor: Marshall Dalva
Sat., 9 a.m.–noon, September 26–November 21
9 sessions. $285 (plus $25 lab fee payable at registration; $30 materials fee payable to instructor at first session). Noncredit. Prerequisite: none

Students in this course explore basic metalsmithing and jewelry processes. Participants are introduced to various techniques for cutting metal, methods of joinery, soldering, forming, fabrication, and various means of surface treatment. Students may work with copper, brass, or sterling silver as they create jewelry or other small forms.

Toolkit deposit: each student is required to submit a check in the amount of $140 (payable to CCA) at the first session. Checks are returned to students on the last day of the course upon return of the toolkit. A materials list will be sent to registrants. Materials fee covers some copper, silver, and additional supplies.