Sterling Silver Jewellery 2 days with Melinda Scarborough

Create your own beautiful jewellery with Sterling Silver, Pearls and Semi-Precious Stones

On this popular 2-day workshop you will use a variety of equipment to make as many stunning pieces as you can under Melinda's guidance. The number of items you make will vary according to your pace.   Melinda brings all the tools and equipment essential for any proper silver jewellery course.  

Once people become familiar with the tools the designs start flowing. Your design will be unique; you will learn cutting, forming, doming, soldering, texturing and polishing. You can work at your own pace and make the most your workshop time.  All photos are student pieces from our Greystoke workshop.

10.00am – 4.30pm
£195    £175 Lunch included
 Material Charges from approx £40 

Dates for this course - see the table below to book:

 Sat 21st Nov Sun 22nd Nov 2026 

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Friday 19th Nov and Sat 20th November 2027

kindly note there will be a materials charge payable directly to the tutor on the day, from approx £40 upwards depending on the materials used - more will be available to buy during the course.. Typically this course runs with 7 students. Suitable for all abilities inc. beginners. 

Please bring: a sketchbook for ideas and notes. Also if appropriate, don’t forget a good pair of glasses to enable close detailed work. All equipment and tools will be provided.  Your materials money. The Silver courses with Melinda now takes place in the Ground Floor SQUIRREL Barn - with 3 small steps at the entrance.

About the Artist  Melinda trained for 4 years to acquire a BA Hons in Jewellery at Middlesex University plus a 2 year Diamond Mounting course at London Met. She previously exhibited at The Goldsmiths’ fair and won 'Student Designer of the Year' at the British Jewellery Association Awards. She was awarded a 1st Goldsmiths Craft Council design award.

Her beautiful bespoke contemporary designs use all the traditional jewellery making techniques. A few examples of her work can be seen on her website msj.org.uk