Jewelry: Stone Setting | CMJ 138-W27

Jewelry: Stone Setting | CMJ 138-W27

$375.00
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Jewelry: Stone Setting | CMJ 138-W27

$375.00

This class has a price of $325.00 plus a $50.00 studio fee

Wed | January 13 - March 17 (10 sessions) | 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Whether just starting out or looking to refine skills, this beginner/intermediate course in stone setting is the perfect opportunity to enhance metalsmithing and jewelry techniques with a focus on advanced metal fabrication, soldering, and different types of stone setting. Some techniques covered will be bezel setting, flush setting, and prong setting through a diverse set of samples wrapping up the course with a self-led final project made in sterling silver.

Learning Objectives:

  • Basic bezel, flush, and prong setting using round stones
  • Enhanced soldering and fabrication skills
  • Proficiency with metalsmithing tools
  • Sanding, polishing, and finishing skills

Learning Outcomes:

  • Students will learn a variety of different stone setting techniques such as bezel setting, flush setting, and prong setting
  • Fabrication and soldering skills
  • Students will produce original pieces incorporating techniques such as stone setting and or texturing

Who is this class for?

  • This class is for students who have taken a basic metalsmithing course or have some experience with the medium. This course is perfect for students that want to enhance their understanding of the material through the introduction of stone to learn advanced metalsmithing fabrication.

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Wed
Date Range
January 13 - March 17 (10 sessions)
Time Scheduled
09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room
408
CEUs
3.0
Faculty Name
Abby Sprague Headshot
Abby Sprague
Faculty Bio

Abigail Sprague attended Maine College of Art & Design and earned her BFA in Metalsmithing & Jewelry in May of 2025. Sprague is presently a bench jewelry studio assistant at Natalie Reed Fine Jewelry and is a bench jeweler and sales associate at Folia Jewelry. As an artist, metalsmith, and bench jeweler, Sprague's work uses bright primary colors to engage the viewer through interactive, one-of-a-kind kinetic objects and jewelry. This work aims to create jewelry that inspires the beholder to cherish the wonder in life by pausing from daily activities to play and interact with objects and one another. In 2019, Sprague began her own production business, selling handcrafted goods at local craft fairs and events. In 2021, this practice evolved into a handmade jewelry business. This production series mirrors the interactive thematics of her one-of-a-kind studio practice.

My teaching style is very relaxed and adapts to student needs as a class as well as individually. Demonstrations will be the basis of the class with lots of open guided work time to practice skills.

Supply List
  • All tools and supplies will be provided

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