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Spend two hours at The Brass Dagger in downtown St. Petersburg shaping, soldering and polishing a personalized silver ring. This beginner-friendly hands-on workshop teaches basic silversmithing and leaves you with a wearable keepsake.
Spend two hours at The Brass Dagger in downtown St. Petersburg shaping, soldering and polishing a personalized silver ring. This beginner-friendly hands-on workshop teaches basic silversmithing and leaves you with a wearable keepsake.
A workbench under warm studio lights; the city hums through a front window on Central Avenue while you file a silver band to shape. The Brass Dagger puts you at the anvil for two focused hours — sizing, cutting, soldering, hammering and polishing a ring you’ve designed with your own hands. The scent of flux and the small, precise clink of tools create a steady rhythm as the instructor guides each step.
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Operated by Silver Ring Making Experience · St. Petersburg, Florida
A workbench under warm studio lights; the city hums through a front window on Central Avenue while you file a silver band to shape. The Brass Dagger puts you at the anvil for two focused hours — sizing, cutting, soldering, hammering and polishing a ring you’ve designed with your own hands. The scent of flux and the small, precise clink of tools create a steady rhythm as the instructor guides each step.
St. Petersburg’s downtown has grown around an active maker and arts scene, and metalwork fits neatly into that local culture. Silver itself carries a geological story — formed in hydrothermal veins and traded for centuries — now reshaped here into personal jewelry. The studio experience reflects the city’s hands-on creative economy: short, urban, and social, with galleries and cafés a block away.
Expect a two-hour, instructor-led session suitable for beginners and children. You’ll learn basic silversmith techniques and safety practices; staff prepare materials and tools but you control design choices — texture, stamp marks, and finish. The space is wheelchair accessible and small-group sized for individual attention.
Practical tips: arrive with closed-toe shoes and hair tied back, allow time for downtown parking, and plan for a short walk to nearby refreshments after the class. If you want engraving or more complex inlay, ask in advance — some custom requests require extra time or materials. Booking is instant and final; double-check sizes and special requirements when you reserve. For a compact creative experience in St. Pete, this is a tactile souvenir you literally make your own.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires short periods of standing and light hand strength.
Yes — the studio welcomes beginners and children, though ages may be limited for work with torches; check with the host when booking.
The experience provides a selection of metals and sizes; more specialized metals or complex designs may require extra material fees or pre-approval.
Most rings are completed and cooled within the two-hour session; heavier finishes or additional polish may add a short wait time.
Bookings are final with no refunds, so confirm sizes and participant details before purchase.
St. Petersburg’s downtown grew as a winter resort and later developed a strong arts-and-maker culture; today small studios and galleries cluster along Central Avenue.
Metalworking produces waste and uses chemicals; choose recycled silver when available and ask the studio about their recycling and waste-water practices to minimize environmental impact.
Silver Ring Making Experience operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A workbench under warm studio lights; the city hums through a front window on Central Avenue while you file a silver band to shape. The Brass Dagger puts you at the anvil for two focused hours — sizing, cutting, soldering, hammering and polishing a ring you’ve designed with your own hands. The scent of flux and the small, precise clink of tools create a steady rhythm as the instructor guides each step.
A workbench under warm studio lights; the city hums through a front window on Central Avenue while you file a silver band to shape. The Brass Dagger puts you at the anvil for two focused hours — sizing, cutting, soldering, hammering and polishing a ring you’ve designed with your own hands. The scent of flux and the small, precise clink of tools create a steady rhythm as the instructor guides each step.
St. Petersburg’s downtown has grown around an active maker and arts scene, and metalwork fits neatly into that local culture. Silver itself carries a geological story — formed in hydrothermal veins and traded for centuries — now reshaped here into personal jewelry. The studio experience reflects the city’s hands-on creative economy: short, urban, and social, with galleries and cafés a block away.
Expect a two-hour, instructor-led session suitable for beginners and children. You’ll learn basic silversmith techniques and safety practices; staff prepare materials and tools but you control design choices — texture, stamp marks, and finish. The space is wheelchair accessible and small-group sized for individual attention.
Practical tips: arrive with closed-toe shoes and hair tied back, allow time for downtown parking, and plan for a short walk to nearby refreshments after the class. If you want engraving or more complex inlay, ask in advance — some custom requests require extra time or materials. Booking is instant and final; double-check sizes and special requirements when you reserve. For a compact creative experience in St. Pete, this is a tactile souvenir you literally make your own.