Ubud: 2-Hour Make Your Own Silver Jewellery Class

Ubud’s silver jewelry class is interesting because you go beyond browsing souvenirs. You sit down with a silversmith in a real workshop and turn raw silver into something you can actually wear.

I really like the hands-on making part, because you’re doing key steps like melting and hammering, not just watching. I also like that the studio has a huge design catalog (over 1000 patterns), so you can find something that fits your style in the time you have.

One possible drawback to keep in mind: the experience runs on your attention and your ability to follow instructions, and some classes may involve more than one language level, so go in ready to focus.

Key highlights I’d plan around

Melting, forging, grinding, brazing, and polishing are part of the process, under close supervision
A massive design catalog means you can pick a pattern quickly and still personalize the look
You take home one finished piece made with your allotted silver weight
Friendly, patient guidance is a big theme, with staff stepping in when you need help
Good rainy day plan in Ubud, since you can focus indoors on a clear goal

melting and moulding the silver
forging and shaping
grinding and refining the form
brazing to attach or secure parts
filling your design with gems if you choose a stone option
finishing and polishing so the piece looks crisp

one finished silver jewelry piece made using 3 to 7 grams of silver (based on your package)
personalized instruction from a silversmith
all necessary materials and tools
the finished piece to take home
snacks, mineral water, and Wi-Fi

So you are paying for labor, materials, and a guided learning experience. Compared with buying a finished ring in a shop, this is often more meaningful because you control the design decisions and you learn the craft behind the look.

That said, the price can change at the margins, so you need to know what costs extra. The information you get includes an additional fee if your final piece uses more silver than your package includes. One part of the rules references an excess fee of 100,000 IDR depending on your package choice (5 g or 7 g). Another part states 75,000 IDR per gram for excess silver. Either way, the safe move is to choose a design that stays within your allotted weight.

Gem or stone add ons also come with an additional charge. And a gold plated option is mentioned as an extra charge too.

If you want the class as a relaxed afternoon activity, the best value comes when you pick a design that matches the silver amount from the start. That keeps you in the included pricing and reduces the risk of running into excess weight fees.

What to wear, what to bring, and how to avoid small mistakes

This is one of those activities where your choices before you arrive matter. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for crafting activities. Loose sleeves can be helpful, but only if they don’t interfere with your grip on tools.

The studio provides tools and materials, so you do not need to bring equipment. What you should bring is attention and patience. Several class experiences describe how you are involved in every step, and if you are clumsy or unsure, the team will help you correct the process.

One practical tip: pick a design that looks good even after a hand made finish, not just like a high precision factory product. That way, if you spend an extra minute adjusting a contour, the final result still looks intentional.

If you are making a ring for a gift, consider bringing a clear idea of what style you want. People describe being able to recreate or personalize specific ring concepts, and they appreciate guides who can translate your idea into something workable at the bench.

Finally, remember there is a child rule. The class is not suitable for children under 7. So if you’re traveling with kids, you may need a separate activity for them.

Best fit: who should book this silver class in Ubud

You’ll probably enjoy this class if you like:

making instead of just sightseeing
practical, hands-on skills with a clear end product

• souvenirs that feel personal because you made them yourself

It is also a strong option for couples and friends. Many people show up to make rings for each other or as a memory from Bali. If you are traveling solo, you can still have a good time, because the instruction is structured and the team stays close while you work.

If you want a low effort activity where someone else does everything, this is not that. Expect a fun and challenging session, where you do the work and the silversmith supports you.

If you care deeply about speaking every step perfectly in English, do not panic. The class is listed with English, Indonesian, and Malay instruction, and in many cases guides adjust to match what you understand. But do be prepared to follow demonstrations closely, even if your language comfort varies.

Should you book the Ubud silver jewelry class?

I’d book it if you want a real skill, a real process, and a finished piece you can wear on future trips. The combination of a big design catalog, close guidance from experienced silversmiths, and a take-home result makes it feel like high value, not a quick tourist task.

Skip it if you hate hands-on work, you need something fully passive, or you want a complicated, high-detail design that might not fit a two hour session. Also, plan around the silver weight rules so you do not get surprised by excess silver fees.

If you are in Ubud and your schedule has room for a workshop afternoon, this is one of the few activities where the end result really is yours, made in front of you, with staff who seem genuinely invested in helping you get it right.

FAQ

What is the duration of the silver jewellery class in Ubud?

The class runs for about 2 hours, and you can check availability to see starting times.

How much silver do I get to make my jewellery?

You make one finished piece using a set amount of silver. The class info states you can work with up to 5 g or 7 g depending on the package you choose, and the included piece uses 3 to 7 grams of high quality silver.

What is included in the price?

Included is instruction from a silversmith, all materials and tools, snacks and mineral water, Wi-Fi, and a finished silver jewellery piece to take home.

Are there extra charges besides the class price?

Yes. There can be additional fees for excess silver if your piece uses more than your package includes, additional charges for adding gems or stones, and an additional charge for the gold plated option.

Where do I meet for the class?

You meet at Krisna Yuna Gallery, which is opposite the Bali Zoo parking area.

Do I need any prior experience?

No prior experience is required. The class is suitable for participants of all skill levels.

Is the class suitable for children?

No. It is not suitable for children under 7 years old.