Silver metal clay is a soft, moldable material made from microscopic particles of real silver mixed with water and an organic binder. This means it contains no alloys. Fine silver is softer and doesn’t tarnish like sterling silver does. It is also anti-bacterial. It can be rolled, textured, shaped, carved, and molded much like traditional clay.

Once the piece is finished, it is fired with a torch or in a kiln. During firing, the binder burns away and the silver particles fuse together, leaving a solid piece of .999 fine silver—silver that is 99.9% pure.

It’s a wonderful way to create truly one-of-a-kind jewelry, even if you have never made jewelry before.

For the copper and bronze, we use copper metal clay and bronze metal clay.

Our wood is Baltic Birch wood and we also use fine hard woods (walnut, teak, mahogany) in small amounts as supply is limited. We use natural stones, crystal, glass and organic beads.