Small parts, shared tools, and metal that's priced by the gram.
One page, one link, one link to share — built around how jewelry making instructors actually operate, not a generic events template with the noun swapped.
Tool stations, not seats, are the real capacity limit
A soldering station or a rolling mill is shared across a class — capacity is set by how many stations exist, not how many chairs fit in the room, which is a different math than most workshop formats.
Silver and gemstones are priced per gram, ordered per head
Metal stock bought for a confirmed class size, at current market price, is a materials cost that moves week to week — ordering against a stale headcount is a more expensive mistake here than in most crafts.
Small components are easy to lose, hard to replace mid-session
A dropped clasp or a misplaced stone can stall a station for the rest of a session — an instructor's prep list has to account for spares in a way a painting or pottery class doesn't.
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