Buying tools in a kit takes the stress out of working out which tools you need. It saves you time and money.

Our kits include the same tools we use in the studio. They're great quality and unlike other kits on the market, they won't need to be replaced because they're not up to scratch.

Jewellery Tool Kits are already reduced and students discounts do not apply.

The Foundation Jewellery Making and Soldering Kit is our most popular all-in-one starting point, since it covers both making and soldering tools in one kit. If budget allows, our Deluxe Jewellery Studio Pro Kit with Smith Little Torch and Jewellery Studio Pro Kit with Butane Torch are our best-selling and most comprehensive options, giving you a complete setup across making, soldering and stone setting from day one. We also stock dedicated kits for wax carving and sand casting, if that's the direction you want to start in instead.

Both give you a complete setup, making, soldering and stone setting tools together, and both are our top-selling full studio kits. The difference comes down to the torch: the standard Studio Pro Kit uses a butane torch, while the Deluxe version includes the Smith Little Torch, which is more powerful and the one we use ourselves for casting and reclaiming scrap metal.

It depends on which kit you start with. The Premium Jewellery Tool Starter Kit doesn't include soldering tools, so you'd pair it with our Essential Soldering Kit separately. The Foundation Jewellery Making and Soldering Kit and both Studio Pro Kits already have soldering covered, so nothing extra is needed there.

Yes, the Jewellers Stone Setting Tool Kit is designed to work alongside any of our other kits, so there's no need to commit to setting tools upfront if you're not ready for that yet.

Our Delft Clay Casting Kits are the ones to look at, since sand casting is a different process from soldering and forming metal by hand. If you'd rather carve in wax and cast the result, our Lost Wax Tool Kits cover that path instead.

Take the Kit Finder Quiz. It asks a few quick questions about what you want to make and where you're at, and matches you to the right kit rather than you having to compare every option yourself.