That is not an easy question to answer.  There are so many variables and it all depends on exactly what it is that you want to make.  If you’re going to focus on carving wax and casting jewellery, or even utilising computer aided design, then setting up a jewellery workshop for that, will look entirely different to a workshop optimised for entirely hand made (or fabricated) jewellery.

My suggestion, which I know all you toolaholics out there will ignore (I know because I am one of them), is to start small.  Learn to master the tools you have one at a time.  Seriously this will be a massive benefit in the long run and it will also give you the time necessary to decide where you want your jewellery making journey to take you.  

You’ll find product codes for everything mentioned in the video, and many more tools in the downloadable handout below. In this video I’ll take you quickly through the basics of what I think would be a great jewellery workshop start up kit.