You want to learn wax carving?

You're in the right place!

Wax carving is a fun jewellery making technique where you transform an unassuming piece of wax into a beautiful piece of jewellery! Learn to carve rings, 3-dimensional shapes, classic pieces, and bold statement jewellery. Anything is possible in wax! Through video tutorials you learn to carve your own piece of jewellery ready to be cast in the metal of your choice. Want to know what you can make?


What's New?

On the blog

How do you take your wax from substantial to delicate? Natalie Ho carves delicate pieces with fun surprises for the wearer. How does she do this?

Bonsai tree made from green jewellers wax for the limb and pink jewellerrs wax for the flowers.

Behind the scenes

I launched the wax taster kit at the end of last year and it didn’t get its moment to shine with the end of year rush. Always wanted to try out loads of different waxes to find out which ones you like to work with? The wax taster kit is what you’re looking for! Small sizes of all the different hard wax colors and a variety of soft waxes for you to try out!

Flat lay on a wooden table with different kinds of wax in small sizes. 6 pieces of rectangular hard wax in gold, turquoise, orange, green blue and pruple. Next pieces of ring tube in the same colors except orange. 5 coils of blue wax wire on top. 2 sheet of pink and 2 sheets of green wax. Round and teardrop tube in blue and a length of square wire. Slice of blue oval bangle wax and green round bangle wax and a tine of red mold a wax.

With the classes

Spring is in the air and that means more intermediate level classes become popular. You feel like trying a more complicated project yourself? How about a solitaire ring with fitted bands? Rings AND settings!

2 ring stacks of each 3 rings. Left top a turquoise ring with sunburst patter, middle round solitaire ring from blue wax with red stone, bottom fitted ring band from turquoise wax that fits around teh solitaire. Right top turquoise ring with half circle and small red stones, middle blue wax solitaire ring with pear shaped red stone, bottom wishbone shaped ring from blue wax
Photo of me, Sandy.

Hi I'm Sandy!

I’m the CEO (Chief EVERYTHING Officer) here at Wax Carvers. I did my first jewellery making class in 2012 and haven’t looked back since. I fell in love with wax carving in 2018 and I’m excited to share that love with you!

Do you want to know what tools you need to get started with wax carving? Do you want to know what wax color you should get? Do you want to know how you can set up a quick bench when you don’t have space for a dedicated one? All these topics and more are covered on the blog! A new post is published every other Tuesday. So you can keep coming back to learn more about wax carving.

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