Jewellery-making workshop
A workshop where participants design and make their own jewellery from natural stones, beads and charms. A calm form of team building – for a corporate event, a women’s gathering or a hen party.
Individual quote · reply within 24 h · all over Poland

- Space
- A well-lit space with tables and chairs for all participants is enough.
- Time
- Usually 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
Jewellery you make yourself
Beads, natural stones, charms and jewellery tools are laid out on the tables. Every participant designs and makes their own jewellery – a bracelet, a necklace or earrings.
The instructor demonstrates basic jewellery-making techniques and helps turn ideas into finished pieces. No experience needed. Everyone makes a piece in their own style and takes it home.
Why jewellery workshops work at events
It is a calm way to spend time together. Hands are busy, and the conversation flows by itself.
A keepsake to wear
Everyone leaves with jewellery they made themselves and can wear every day.
A moment of calm
Working with small pieces takes focus. After an intense day, it is a great reset.
Bonding around the table
At a shared table it is easy to strike up a conversation, including with people from other departments.
A lesson in patience
Precise handwork that is deeply satisfying once the piece is finished.
Styles
Choose your workshop style
We match the technique and style to the group.
Friendship bracelets and charms
Bracelets made of embroidery floss, beads and charms with symbolic meaning.
Stone necklaces
Necklaces made of natural stones, pearls and decorative chains.
Boho earrings
Earrings made with feathers, tassels and metal elements.
Your own jewellery idea
Have an inspiration or a particular style you want to recreate? Tell us and we will prepare the materials.
In the package
What we bring to the workshop
Beads and stones
Natural stones, glass, wooden and metal beads, and charms in many colours and shapes.
Jewellery tools
Every participant has access to a full set of tools – cutters, pliers, needles and work mats.
Instructor
A craft enthusiast who demonstrates techniques step by step and helps with individual designs.
Finishing elements
Clasps, earring hooks, chains, beading wire and cords.
What occasions is the workshop booked for?
The workshop suits gatherings where conversation and a calm pace matter.




Questions and technical requirements
Can't find the answer? Ask via the form – we'll reply within 24 h.
How long does the jewellery-making workshop last?
Usually 1.5 to 2.5 hours. The time depends on the type of jewellery and the technique. Floss bracelets take less time, stone necklaces more. We will fit the length to your schedule.
How many people do you run the workshop for?
For small groups and for large events as an open workshop zone. For an intimate gathering, one instructor is enough. With a larger group, assistants join so everyone gets help. The open format works well at company picnics and trade fairs.
How much space does the workshop need?
A well-lit space with tables and chairs for all participants is enough. We protect the tabletops ourselves. Light is important when working with small pieces, so we bring extra lamps if needed. Access to water makes clearing up easier.
Do participants need to bring their own materials?
No. We bring all the materials and tools as part of the workshop – beads, stones, clasps, jewellery tools and packaging for the finished pieces. On request, we can add higher-quality stones or extra designs, for example.
Jewellery-making workshop for your event
Tell us when and where you're planning your event. We'll come back within 24 h with a proposal and an individual quote.

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