North Idaho · Coeur d’Alene · Post Falls

Jewelry making classes
just over the state line.

Make your own ring at a real bench with a real torch, in a barn loft studio in Valleyford, WA. It’s an easy drive from North Idaho and makes a full afternoon out.

The Workshops

Worth the drive from North Idaho

Small classes of two to four, every stone and tool included, and I stay at your side the whole way. Students drive over from Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, and all over the Inland Northwest for a few hours at the bench, and leave wearing what they made.

3–4 hours · 4 seats

Ring Workshop

Pick a stone, form a band, solder your first bezel, set it, and wear it home.

$180
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3–4 hours · 2 seats

Pendant Workshop

A bigger stone, a bigger bezel, a bail you build yourself, and a chain to wear it on.

$250
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3–4 hours · 2 seats

Earring Workshop

A matched pair: two bezels, texture, soldering, setting, and your choice of ear wires.

$225
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4 sessions · 4 seats

Four-Week Workshop

Ring, pendant, cuff, and earrings over four afternoons. Everything included.

$1,100
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Getting here

Coeur d’Alene to Valleyford

From Coeur d’Alene or Post Falls, head west on I-90 into Spokane Valley, then south to Valleyford. Plan on under an hour each way.

Make a day of it

Date night, girls’ trip, or a gift

Date night

A date worth the drive

Swap dinner downtown for an afternoon side by side at the bench. You both drive home wearing a ring you made.

The ring workshop
Girls’ trip · Bachelorettes

Bring the whole group

Book all four seats in a ring session and the class is yours. It makes a good stop on a bachelorette weekend or a birthday day trip.

Book all four seats
Experience gift

A gift for someone in North Idaho

Send a gift card and let them choose the date. It’s an experience gift that ends with sterling silver jewelry they made.

Buy a gift card
Questions

Questions from North Idaho

How far is the studio from Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls?

Under an hour from most of North Idaho. Head west on I-90 into Spokane Valley, then south to Valleyford. It’s worth leaving a little early so you arrive 5–10 minutes before class.

I’ve never done anything like this. Is that okay?

That’s most people, and it’s who the classes are built for. We start with how to hold the saw, and nobody is ever behind.

How long does it take to make a ring?

Plan on 3–4 hours for the ring workshop, start to finish, including time to choose your stone. You leave wearing the ring.

What should I wear to a jewelry making class?

Comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty, and closed-toe shoes. Tie back long hair and skip loose sleeves or dangly scarves, since you’ll be working near a torch. Everything else, from tools to safety gear, is at your bench.

Can I give a class as a gift?

Yes. Reserve a seat in their name, or send a gift card and let them pick the date. It’s an experience gift that ends with something they keep. Kukio gift cards →

Small classes · Beginners welcome

Cross the state line.
Drive home wearing something you made.

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