Bushwick Jewelry Casting

This jewelry casting course provides an introduction to basic casting techniques to create unique jewelry pieces. Participants will learn about safety precautions, tools used in the casting process, preparing investment molds, and burning out the casting molds. Students will also gain experience with various metal alloys and explore different design options.

This course offers participants a comprehensive guide to the art of crafting custom-fitted Grillz, notable symbols of hip-hop culture. Detailed instruction will cover the fundamentals of dental anatomy, mold creation, and the use of dental gold to create unique teeth accessories. Hands-on practice ensures a functional understanding of the grill-making process.

This comprehensive four-week course combines the innovative technology of 3D printing with traditional jewelry casting methods. Participants will be guided through the processes of designing usable models, 3D printing them, preparing the casting models, and finally casting in metal. The ability to understand and use CAD software is strongly recommended for this course.

This course offers individuals the opportunity to delve deeper into the world of metalsmithing with a focus on using oxy-acetylene torches for soldering and annealing metals. Attendees gain practical skills, including creating bezel settings for cabochon stones, making and soldering hinges, and more. In addition to these, participants will also develop a greater understanding of tool usage, studio safety, and workflow processes.

This course offers beginners the opportunity to learn fundamental soldering techniques applied in the creation of jewelry. Participants are taught about the essentials, such as torch safety and setup, making jump rings, and creating simple forms using wire and sheet metal. The hands-on approach ensures attendees apply their learning by creating unique pieces.

In this specialized course, participants will learn the techniques of enameling and bezel setting, essential skills in the field of jewelry making. This hands-on class structured in New York City provides instruction on how to fuse powdered glass to metal as well as how to set stones into metal, creating beautiful, handcrafted jewelry pieces.

This advanced class in Bushwick, New York City, focuses on the intricacies of jewelry casting, tailored specifically for individuals with prior experience in the field. Students will continue to ameliorate their skills by delving further into topics such as mold making, spruing/ investing, and working with wax. The course also emphasizes practical hands-on experience with a kiln, centrifuge, and other related equipment.

This two-day intensive boot camp covers various key areas of jewelry casting, such as wax carving, investing, and burnout, as well as techniques for casting in bronze, brass, and silver. This hands-on course is designed to give students a clear understanding of the jewelry casting process and allows them the opportunity to create unique jewelry pieces.

Step into the world of jewelry artistry with Bushwick Jewelry Casting's Enameling and Bezel Setting course, where you'll uncover the magic of powdered glass on metal and the precision of bezel setting. Over five sessions, discover the techniques to infuse your creations with vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and secure settings tailored to your individual style and skill level. Join our community of makers and explore the limitless possibilities of enameling and bezel settings, crafting unique pieces that reflect your creativity and passion for jewelry design.

Master the art of jewelry soldering in the Soldering for Beginners course at Bushwick Jewelry Casting. Learn essential techniques for crafting intricate pieces, attaching components, and creating secure constructions using silver or gold solder alongside hands-on practice in a supportive environment. Perfect for beginners, this class covers everything from attaching jump rings to setting stones, offering a foundational understanding of soldering's role in jewelry making.