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Your creativity will know no bounds after enlisting in some of the best jewellery making classes Auckland has to offer. Want to learn to make lovely trinkets? Work with experts in the business and learn the language of jewellery making. You’ll build an amazing set of skills you can use to create intricate and beautiful pieces.
If you want to learn how to make jewellery, scroll down to browse any of these jewellery making courses in Auckland. You’ll discover a truly enjoyable hobby and embark on a path to a potentially lucrative career.
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Jewellery making often calls for specialist tools and equipment — and that's exactly what makes these classes so special. From metals and stones to blowtorches for ring casting, you’ll get hands-on access to all the jewellery materials you need, without having to buy a thing upfront. No commitment, no worries! All you need to do is get excited about the beautiful piece you'll soon bring home (and maybe sneak in a selfie with).
With expert makers guiding you step by step, you’ll learn new techniques in a relaxed, friendly setting — perfect for first-timers or anyone keen to try something different.
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If you can't make it in person or your city isn't featured here, our online jewellery making classes are a great option. We have an impressive range of on-demand classes for children and adults, each allowing you to learn at your own pace.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Material inclusion varies by course level. Stage 1 of the Introduction to Jewellery Making course provides all materials and equipment. Stage 2 students pay for silver based on weight. Many beginner courses including the Jewellery Taster, Make a Ring in a Day Workshop, and Beginners Polymer Clay classes include all necessary materials. Continuing courses typically charge a $30 consumable fee per course. Specific material inclusions are detailed in individual course descriptions.
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Course duration ranges significantly. Taster classes are 3 hours and cost $220. Introductory stage courses run 5 weeks at 3.5 hours per week for $513 (including GST). Evening beginner courses span 7-8 weeks at 20 hours total for $615. Weekend intensive courses compress fundamentals into 3 full days. Specialty workshops range from 2-4 days. All prices include GST where applicable.
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No prior experience is required for most courses. The Jewellery Taster, Make a Ring in a Day, Weekend Beginners, Beginners Evening Course, and Learn to Make Jewellery classes have no formal entry requirements. Classes like the Gypsy Setting and advanced stone-setting workshops require intermediate-level skills. Each course description specifies prerequisite requirements.
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Beginner courses cover sawing and piercing, annealing, soldering, filing, texturing and stamping, roller printing, shaping with punches, oxidation, and polishing. Some courses also teach gem setting basics, wire twisting, and hammering. The specific techniques included depend on the course format—for example, the Jewellery Taster focuses on roller printing, soldering, finishing, and patination, while the Introduction to Jewellery Making course builds skills progressively across three stages.
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Class sizes are intentionally kept small. The Jewellery Taster and Learn to Make Jewellery have maximum 7-10 students. The Beginners Evening Course accommodates up to 10 people. Resin jewellery workshops typically cap at 15 participants. Small class sizes enable instructors to provide individualized guidance and ensure adequate access to equipment and workspace.
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Yes. The Introduction to Jewellery Making offers Stages 1-9, each costing $513 and teaching progressively advanced techniques like faceted gem setting, complex collet rings, and custom design work. The Consolidate & Advance course (Stages 4-9) focuses on gem-set jewellery and custom projects. The Continuing Jewellery Making evening course supports mixed-level students progressing through different skill stages with tutor guidance.
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