WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything, considered.
THE METAL CLAY ATELIER
Make Something Precious
Shape it with your hands. Fire it in minutes. Wear real 999 fine silver that existed nowhere before you made it.
Cotton Canvas Tool Bag
Keeps your tools neatly stored and organized.
Acrylic Clay Press
Helps roll and flatten silver clay evenly.
Ring Sizer
Helps determine your correct ring size before creating.
Ring Sizer-Set
Measures your finger size for accurate ring making.
Wooden Ring Mandrel
Used to shape and size your silver clay ring.
5 Silicone Shaping Tools
For smoothing, shaping and refining soft silver clay.
2 Double-Ended Metal Shaping Tools
For cutting, detailing, texturing and refining your design.
7g Fine Silver Clay
Soft, workable clay that becomes real 999 fine silver after firing.
Water Pen
Adds small amounts of water to smooth, join and rehydrate the clay.
Assorted Fireable Cubic Zirconia Gemstones
Heat-resistant stones designed to be fired directly with silver clay.
Sandpaper Set
Different grits for refining, smoothing and finishing your jewelry.
Ceramic Crucible Bowl
Provides a heat-resistant surface for torch firing your piece.
Torch Head
For firing silver clay at home. Butane gas canister not included.
Tweezers
For precisely positioning and setting gemstones.
Brass Wire Brush
Removes the white firing layer and reveals the silver underneath.
Agate Polishing Tool
Burnishes the silver surface to create a smooth, shiny finish.
What is metal clay
It begins as clay.
It ends as silver.
Metal clay is fine silver in its softest state — microscopic particles of pure silver, held together by an organic binder and a little water. You roll it, press it, mark it with your own fingerprint. Then heat does the rest: the binder burns away, the particles fuse, and what remains is 99.9% fine silver. Nothing plated. Nothing cast in a factory. A piece that existed nowhere until it existed in your hands.
Measure and shape
Find your size with the ring gauge, then work the clay like any other — roll it, press it, mark it.
Dry and refine
Once dry the piece can be filed and sanded. This is where a rough shape becomes a considered one.
Fire with the torch
The binder burns away and the particles fuse. The piece comes out matte white, and a little smaller.
Brush and polish
The reveal. Brushing takes the piece from matte white to soft silver shine in about a minute.
Add a refill pouch−10 %
Enough clay for a second ring — and it only costs this little when it ships inside your box.
€49,41 €54,90*
Discounted price applies only when the pouch is bought together with a box.
Silver Clay Kit
The Journal
New to metal clay?
Guides for beginners, troubleshooting for the tricky moments, and quiet notes from the studio. Free to read, no kit required.
Read the JournalBefore you ask
Questions, answered.
Is it really silver?
Yes. After firing, the binder has burned away and what remains is 99.9% fine silver - purer than sterling. It can be polished, worn and cared for like any other silver piece.
Do I need any experience?
None. Metal clay behaves like modelling clay until the moment you fire it. The guide takes you from the first press to the final polish, and most people finish their first piece in a single afternoon.
Is the torch safe to use at home?
Yes, when used as described. You fire on the ceramic bowl included in the box, on a heat-safe surface, in a ventilated room. The piece is small and the firing takes about five minutes.
What can I make?
Rings, pendants, charms, ear pieces, small keepsakes - anything you can shape by hand at that scale. Many people begin with a simple band or a fingerprint pendant.
How many pieces can I make with one kit?
[TBD: depends on the grams of clay in the pouch - please supply.]
How long does delivery take?
[TBD: shipping times and destinations - please supply.]