Prong and Stone Pendant

Name: Prong and Stone Pendant
Start: 2026-03-22T12:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-03-22T16:00:00-07:00
Location: 300 Kresge Lane, Sparks, NV, United States, Nevada 89431

Schedule

Sun Mar 22 2026 at 12:00 pm to 04:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

300 Kresge Lane, Sparks, NV, United States, Nevada 89431 | Sparks, NV

So excited to welcome Mandi from Mandalynn Jewelry back at Copper Cat Studio!
Have you ever wondered how to set a stone using prongs? Join us for this exciting workshop where you'll learn the essential techniques for prong-setting stones. We will focus on working with cabochons or any stones that have a flat back—please note that faceted stones will not be used in this session, as a flat surface is ideal for learning this skill.
Some prior experience with soldering using a torch is helpful but not required as this technique can be quite detailed and meticulous, so come prepared for a rewarding challenge!
EDIT- ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED, INCLUDING THE STONE. (Original post- *All Materials are included except the stone. You may bring your own stone or purchase one from us ($10-50).) Not all stones work for this kind of setting but the instructor will guide you on picking out the correct one for your first project. Get ready to enhance your jewelry-making skills and create a beautiful piece!
Silversmithing workshops are for ages 18+. Safety Waiver required to sign by Mandalynn Jewelry Designs. Students MUST WEAR SHOES THAT COVER THE ENTIRE FOOT
Online pricing includes processing fees. If you'd like to avoid fees or are uncomfortable paying online, stop by the studio to register in person with cash or check. If you'd like to pay with Zelle, call for class availability and Zelle QR Code. COST: $185 Cash-Check-Zelle / $196 Credit-Debit Card. All ticket sales are FINAL, but are TRANSFERABLE

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Liability Disclaimer
By registering for any class or open lab with Mandalynn Jewelry Designs LLC, you agree to release us from all liability for injuries or damages that may occur. Jewelry making may involve hot tools, open flame, chemicals, dust, and machinery. Safety glasses, masks, and appropriate clothing are required; long hair must be tied back. Follow all instructions led by your instructor and be mindful of all of these new tools you will be operating. Your safety is your responsibility—metalworking is safe and enjoyable when proper care is taken.