Silver Clay - 7g
The Metal Clay Atelier
Silver Clay - 7g
Everything you need to turn soft clay into 999 fine silver, at your own table, in a single afternoon. No kiln, no workshop, no experience.
999 fine silver after firing · No kiln required · Everything included · [TBD: shipping promise]
Inside the box
What is included.
One box, packed in the order you will need it. Open it, and the afternoon is already planned.
- Firing bowlCeramic crucible with a pouring lip. It holds the piece steady and reflects the heat back while you fire.
- Butane torch headAdjustable flame, hot enough to sinter fine silver in about five minutes. [TBD: gas canister included?]
- Tool rollCanvas roll holding the shaping and finishing tools, laid out in the order you reach for them.
- Wire brushThe reveal. Brushing the fired piece takes it from matte white to soft silver shine.
- Silver claySealed pouch of fine silver clay, ready to work straight from the packet. [TBD: grams]
- The guidePrinted instructions from the first press to the final polish, written for a first attempt.
[TBD: this list is drafted from the 3D files - verify against the real contents before publishing.]
What is metal clay
It begins as clay.
It ends as silver.
Metal clay is fine silver in its softest state — microscopic particles of pure silver, held together by an organic binder and a little water. You roll it, press it, mark it with your own fingerprint. Then heat does the rest: the binder burns away, the particles fuse, and what remains is 99.9% fine silver. Nothing plated. Nothing cast in a factory. A piece that existed nowhere until it existed in your hands.
The process
One afternoon, four quiet steps.
No workshop. No kiln. No prior experience.
Step 01
Measure and shape
30 minutes
Step 02
Dry and refine
45 minutes
Step 03
Fire with the torch
5 minutes
Step 04
Brush and polish
10 minutes
Good to know
Before you start.
This kit uses an open flame
Firing is done with the butane torch head, not a kiln. Work on a heat-safe surface in a ventilated room, keep the flame away from anything that can catch, and keep children and pets at a distance. The firing itself is short - around five minutes for a small piece.
[TBD: confirm whether a gas canister ships with the box or has to be bought separately - carriers often refuse to ship gas.]
Results vary, and that is the point
Metal clay responds to how you work it. Your first piece will carry the marks of a first attempt, and the clay shrinks slightly as it fires, so a ring is shaped a little larger before firing. The guide walks you through both.
What you need at home
A table you can work on, a heat-safe surface for firing, water, and about three hours from the first press to the final polish. Everything else is in the box.
Shipping and returns
[TBD: delivery times, destinations, carrier and return window.]
Caring for fine silver
Fine silver tarnishes far more slowly than sterling. Keep the piece dry, store it away from light when you are not wearing it, and bring the shine back with a soft cloth. The wire brush in the kit can refresh a matte finish at any time.
Reviews
Here is what others say.
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Still deciding
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Make Something Precious
One box. One afternoon. A piece of fine silver that carries your fingerprint.
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