Workshop

 NEXT AVAILABLE DATES

December

18.12. Thursday
19.12. Friday
20.12. Saturday
23.12. Tuesday
29.12. Monday

January

02.01. Friday
06.01. Tuesday
08.01. Thursday
10.01. Saturday
12.01. Monday
13.01. Tuesday
15.01. Thursday
17.01. Saturday
30.01. Friday
31.01. Saturday

February

03.02. Tuesday
04.02. Wednesday

If none of the dates suits you, or if there is currently no available date, please provide your preferred date - we will check if it is possible and get back to you!


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The workshop takes about 2 - 2,5 hours
costs 190 CHF per person
(all inclusive, material: Sterling silver (925) )

or take a friend with you: 350 CHF for 2 people, total of 3-3,5 hours

Would you rather give it as a gift? Vouchers are also available, click here to order one







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