Introduction to Copper Enameling - Saturday, February 28

Enameling is the ancient art of sifting colored, powdered glass onto metal and fusing it under the heat of a torch or kiln. The technique is super fun, and produces dynamic, colorful jewelry.

In this class, you’ll start with recycled copper or precut copper shapes, and learn to safely coat them with enamels. We’ll cover cleaning the metal, layering colors, line application, stenciling, and wet-packing. The class fee covers the use of class tools and supplies, a dust mask, a sterling silver chain and ear wires so you can wear your jewelry out the door! You can expect to make a couple pairs of earrings and a necklace or two, depending on the complexity of your designs.

Date: Saturday, February 28
1:00 to 4 or 5 PM
Cost: $145 (includes all materials)
Class size: minimum 3, maximum 6
Minimum age: 14

Cancellation Policy

• You may cancel up to 14 days prior to the start of the class and receive a full refund, less $25 processing. To cancel, send an email to beth@bethaimeejewelry.com.
• Cancellations less than 14 days prior to the start date will not be refunded.
• In the event I have to cancel a class, you will be notified prior to the start date and will be issued a full refund.
• Waitlist: If the class is full, send an email to beth@bethaimeejewelry.com with the name of the class, your name and ‘please add me to the waitlist’.

I typically bring my dog to the studio. If you have any allergies or aversions to animals, please let me know so I can try to accommodate you.

These classes are small and friendly, in an informal, cozy setting; and they are always a great time!

Each piece in our collection is crafted with intention—balancing timeless design with modern responsibility. We use only high-quality, ethically sourced materials, working closely with skilled artisans who bring every detail to life with care and precision.

Our commitment to sustainability extends from recycled precious metals to responsible stone sourcing and mindful production practices. Whether it's a gift or a personal keepsake, your jewelry is made to last—and made to matter.