Love jewelry? Want to learn how to create your own?
Since 1986, Pamela Klein has been creating and teaching jewelry – and she is here for you.
Whether you’re looking for a finished piece of jewelry
or if you want to embark on a journey of learning jewelry arts, Pam can help you realize your goals.
Jewelry Collection, Image Gallery, How to Purchase
Browse the Online Store for finished jewelry you can purchase online. You can also find several items for purchase at the Art Works Co-Op Gallery in Grass Valley, CA. Or you may find her at a regional show.
Of course, feel free to contact her for custom work inquiries.
Most pieces are one of a kind and many are custom designed. You can find a nice collage of images showing Pam’s work at the Image Gallery page but the entire collection goes beyond what’s posted here.
Jewelry Making Instruction – Online & In-Person
The philosophy behind classes is to have fun, to learn the fundamentals, and to really understand what the techniques are all about. And you get to make a beautiful piece of jewelry, too! Most classes are “project-driven” – students create a specific project as a vehicle for learning a new skill. Offering In-Person classes, Online classes, custom classes, private classes and tutorials as a great way to add to your jewelry-making knowledge. See our Classes & Instruction page for more details or check out the full Class Portfolio to see what is possible!
Shop Online for Jewelry Making Tools & Supplies
To accompany classes and instruction, you can browse the Online Store for a variety of jewelry making supplies and tools. Find what you need to accomplish your beading, wire working, metal working, and soldering projects! Generous student discounts are also available (limitations apply).
Blog: Journal Entries and How-To Articles
Pam’s blog is a combination of her musings on life and her willingness to share what she has learned. In the “How-To” posts you’ll find tips & techniques, instructional videos and articles that may help you with your own jewelry-making pursuits. With “Journal” entries, she posts essays relating to her though processes as an artist, the struggles and joys of every day life, locations for upcoming shows, and whatever else comes to mind worth sharing.