Jewelry Design and Production Workshop

The Jewelry Design and Production Workshop was successfully held on October 29th, and we are grateful for the enthusiastic participation of all the students.

The instructor, Margaret Tsang, has previously taught at Hong Kong PMQ and jewelry design workshops in the United States. On that day, Margaret Tsang taught everyone how to use different pliers to design and create jewelry. Each student was able to unleash their unlimited creativity, and the jewelry they created had their own unique characteristics and vibrant colors. Some of the jewelry will be sold as fundraising items at a charity concert organized by Seed Bridge in December. A portion of the proceeds from the sales will be used as a jewelry-making fee for the creators. This allows the students to contribute to charity while also receiving recognition for their creativity. They felt fulfilled and meaningful to be able to do charity work, generate returns from their efforts, and unleash their unlimited creativity all at the same time.

Jewelry instructor Margaret Tsang

The jewelry created by the students is truly beautiful.

Even before the charity concert, everyone has already put in a lot of effort and hard work.

Design and production highlights

In addition to guiding the students in creating jewelry according to Margaret’s instructions, she also used her years of experience and professional insight to guide each student in designing jewelry that suits their individual personalities.

The students’ jewelry has earned recognition from instructor Margaret Tsang.

There were also parent-child pairs participating in the jewelry workshop this time.