Java and Jewels

Skip the mass-produced stuff. This workshop is your chance to design and create a one-of-a-kind jewelry set that’s 100% yours.

You’ll learn simple wirework techniques and leave with up to three custom pieces — whether that’s a necklace, bracelet, earrings, or your own mix-and-match combo. Choose your crystal bead colors, add your charm, and make it personal.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• Beginner-friendly guidance: learn the basics of wirework without feeling lost.
• Creative freedom: follow sample designs or go fully custom — it’s your style.
• Wearable keepsakes: walk out with jewelry that feels meaningful (and that friends will ask you about).

Instead of buying another piece off the shelf, spend a few fun, creative hours making something that tells your story.

🎟️ Spots are limited — reserve yours and start creating.

About the Instructor:

Born and raised in San Francisco, Nisha is a video editor and music composer but has always enjoyed exploring creative and crafty hobbies from a young age- from creating abstract drawings, to making custom greeting cards, to discovering jewelry making. Her passion for jewelry making grew during Covid, when she started her own jewelry business, Cory Collections. She is excited to share her passion for jewelry making with others!

About Sunset Commons:

Carmen and Steven started Sunset Commons to provide a space to connect and build community through arts and craft activities led by talented local artists. Inspired by a love for creativity and a desire to foster connection in the Sunset District, we envisioned a “third space” where neighbors can gather, unwind, and form meaningful relationships. Our mission is to empower self-expression, boost confidence, and offer an inclusive haven for everyone, from introverts seeking a calm environment to those enjoying health-focused traditional teas. Sunset Commons is not just a business - it’s our way of enriching the community we love and to the city we both grew up in.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Sunset Commons, 1600 Irving Street, San Francisco, United States