Flux Jewellery School

19/09/2026

Need a little colour in your life?
Well, we have the perfect solution for you…

Join us at Flux for a delightful weekend of play, on our Enamelling Workshop with GCDC award winner Weixin Huang!

You’ll be working with lots of test pieces to explore how subtle changes in process can make dramatic differences to the final colour of the enamel.

Then you can apply your newfound skills to your own simple jewellery design , which likely you’ll be wearing home 🙃

Weekend workshop runs 10am - 5pm Sat 26 / Sunday 27 Sept 2026

Fancy a place on this course? DM for more info, or click the link in our bio

19/09/2026

Need a bit of colour in your life?
Come join us for a weekend workshop in Vitreous Enamelling.

Enamel techniques – firing colour on metal Author Vicky Forrester Date September 19, 2026 Bring colour to your jewellery – Master the Art of Vitreous Enamelling with Weixin Huang Do you need a bit of colour in your life? As Summer’s vibrant colours give way to Autumn’s warm hues, my jewelle...

19/09/2026

We're delighted to be opening our doors for a very special weekend surprise at Flux Studios...

Award-winning jewellery designer and enameller Weixin Huang leads our 2 day workshop Firing On Metal.

Learn new techniques to add colour your jewellery, using vitreous enamel.
Read more here:

Enamel techniques – firing colour on metal Author Vicky Forrester Date September 19, 2026 Bring colour to your jewellery – Master the Art of Vitreous Enamelling with Weixin Huang Do you need a bit of colour in your life? As Summer’s vibrant colours give way to Autumn’s warm hues, my jewelle...

21/01/2020

Studio Casting Techniques for Jewellery - fancy joining us this weekend for 2 thrilling days of play? Learn to carve a mould in cuttlefsh or wood, explore the delft casting technique... experiment with pewter as a low melt metal, try your hand at melting sterling silver! Book your place online now (link in bio)...Looking forward to seeing your results already :))

20/01/2020

What’s your kind of gemstone? What makes it special? How do you identify it? So many questions........... If you like blues, perhaps you can tell the difference between Topaz, Aquamarine, Tanzanite, Tourmaline...Iolite, Sapphire, Apatite, Turquoise, Lapis... Blue Lace Agate...Blue Jade (!)... Could we call Labradorite blue too?? Last class we took a great meander through our crazy selection of stones - we talked more about how quality and cut, size and character determine how best to turn our gem into a jewel. Students chose their favourite... now comes the next thrilling challenge... looking forward to seeing some drawings at our next class *!*

02/01/2020

Gem of a jewel - our next jewellery course begins with a stone of choice... how will you incorporate it into your next jewellery design?? Playtime! Wednesday eves, starting 15 Jan. Check our website, or dm for more...

01/01/2020

New beginnings - Open and ready for the best of times 2020...Happy New Year to you!

29/12/2019

Getting ready for 2020 vision... sharpen your skills at Flux! next course starting Wednesday 15 January

Choose a gemstone, explore setting techniques, experiment with designs - develop jewellery making techniques to make beautiful gems! 10 wk course at FLX

24/12/2019

Link matters... These lovely necklaces both explore ways to integrate shape, colour and form. Made independently by 2 jewellery explorers, it’s interesting to note strong similarities here, yet still these necklaces carry a different make-up. Viktoria comes to Flux for self directed Tuesday extra time... her necklace began with beach finds- 2 pieces of glass, human-made from sand, then cracked, shaped and polished over time by the sea’s wild buffering, rhythmic pattern. Note how this organic processing brings new life to the glass! Now having living form, these sea glass beings remain ever connected; the interrelated silver links add more to the story of how her green beauties took form. The second necklace starts with other influence... Karla loves her labradorite ring, and she sought to make matching piece of jewellery; our 10week chains and links course at Flux was a timely invitation to give structure to her designs. In combining stone with silver, oval with rectangular form, solid stone with hollow box, Karla’s pendant presents geometric interplay... additionally we might see an otherworldly window, a dream, a door, a landscape... draping pleasingly from a repetition of oval links that make her chain. What’s your story? Join us at FLX for creative play time

24/12/2019

Link matters... These lovely necklaces both explore ways to integrate shape, colour and form. Made independently by 2 jewellery explorers, it’s interesting to note strong similarities here, yet still these necklaces carry a different make-up. Viktoria comes to Flux for self directed Tuesday extra time... her necklace began with beach finds- 2 pieces of glass, human-made from sand, then cracked, shaped and polished over time by the sea’s wild buffering, rhythmic pattern. Note how this organic processing brings new life to the glass! Now having living form, these sea glass beings remain ever connected; the interrelated silver links add more to the story of how her green beauties took form. The second necklace starts with other influence... Karla loves her labradorite ring, and she sought to make matching piece of jewellery; our 10week chains and links course at Flux was a timely invitation to give structure to her designs. In combining stone with silver, oval with rectangular form, solid stone with hollow box, Karla’s pendant presents geometric interplay... additionally we might see an otherworldly window, a dream, a door, a landscape... draping pleasingly from a repetition of oval links that make her chain. What’s your story? Join us at FLX for creative play time