Service Description

Two-tone jewelry is the fusion of different colored materials such as gold filled, this is a sophisticated way to wear the two-tone trend. In this class you will learn the technique of bezel setting with Jewelry Master Dan! THE TRUTH ABOUT BEZEL SETTINGS Like many funny sounding jewelry words, the bezel’s linguistic origins are French. A bezel setting is a style of setting where the stone is surrounded by a metal rim, rather than clutched by the four or six prongs you’re used to seeing in a solitaire setting. Bezel set rings might have old-fashioned connotations, but, for both the trendsetters and the gemsetters, the bezel is officially in vogue right now. How are Bezel Settings Made? Bezel settings are made by gently hammering the metal rim of the bezel, gently flattening it down and over the edge of the stone. This craft requires skill. the hammer. Bezels are also an excellent choice for softer gemstones that need greater protection, like emeralds or morganite, from day-to-day wear and tear. Why Learn the Bezel Setting Technique? 1. Bezels are the most secure setting. With a bezel set ring, you don’t need to worry so much about the little bumps and jolts of a busy day. The metal frame protects the fragile girdle of your stone from all sides, so go ahead, knock it around a little. That stone not going anywhere. 2. Bezels are the lowest profile setting. While prong settings are as low profile as they can go, the reality is that they still stick up some. It’s what they’re designed to do. You just can’t be too hard on them. In contrast, bezel settings ride low and secure on your finger, protected from all sides, and won’t get caught or snagged. Class minimum is 2, maximum is 4. This will be a 5 to 6 hour class.

Cancelation Policy

Payment in full for class fees is due at the time of registration to reserve your jewelry bench spot. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and PayPal. If the class is canceled by our school for any reason, we will give you full credit for the same class in the future and you will be given an open lab credit for the inconvenience. You can also transfer to another class, or you can keep a credit on account with us for future classes for up to 90 days (no exceptions). Students can cancel, and receive a credit, or transfer to another class up to 10 days before a jewelry class. No cancellations are accepted after the 10 days deadline; however, we will do what we can to try and sell your reserved spot to a qualified student. If we can sell your reserved spot, you can receive a credit for another class less a $50 cancellation fee. We will keep your credit on an account with us, or apply your fees towards a transfer to another class within 90 days. If you cannot make it to class, you may send a participant who has the necessary prerequisites in your place. Please call or email us immediately with any changes with the student participant information. Students must be at least 15 years old to attend a class, and students under 18 must have a legal guardian sign our liability waiver form. We have had younger students attend classes, on a case-by-case basis. If you are interested in enrolling your child, please email us. If you sign up for a class and fail to have the required prerequisites as listed in the class description, you are still subject to the 10-day cancellation policy, listed above. If you do not come to class, there are no refunds, credits, or transfers (No exceptions) We understand that things come up. If you are not able to make a scheduled class, please call us as soon as possible at 916-350-0546 to reschedule your class. No refunds allowed.

Contact Details

• 4100 Cameron Park Drive, #Suite 118, Cameron Park, 95682

  + 916-350-0546

  TheStudio26@gmail.com