Ring making experience Completed in about 1 hour!
Description
Create more than a souvenir—craft a ring you'll treasure for a lifetime. Experience the beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship by creating your own ring with a Tsuchime (hammered) texture using a jeweler's hammer. Your ring is professionally prepared and finished by skilled artisans, making it easy for beginners to create a beautiful piece of fine jewelry with confidence. Choose from a wide range of materials, including Silver, K5, K10, K14, K18 Gold, and Platinum, then personalize your ring with your preferred width, shape, texture, and finish. Prices vary depending on your selections. Located in the heart of Kanazawa, this 60–90 minute workshop fits perfectly into your travel itinerary, and your completed ring is ready to take home the same day. Whether you're celebrating a honeymoon, anniversary, proposal, friendship, or simply looking for a meaningful keepsake from Japan, you'll leave with a one-of-a-kind ring and unforgettable memories.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(186)
It was my first time making a ring from scratch and I wasn't sure if I could, but thanks to the staff who were so kind and complimentary, I had a nice and pleasant ring! It was fun to have a variety of conversations!
Amazing ladies in the shop.so helpful.
Really liked the hands on experience and left with a wonderful memory. No cheesy bonsai trees that I will end up killing before Maturity!
Wonderful number of possible ways to style your ring through metal, shape, thickness and even engravings. The staff explains each step and its purpose. The staff themselves are very friendly and speak a good amount of English. We ended up chatting about many things as we finished our rings! Price was about $21 per person for our selection and lasted about an hour with relaxed chatting. More expensive options are available for those looking for thicker rings or more expensive materials like gold and platinum. 10/10 would recommend not just for the ring but the experience as a whole!
This was the second time we made rings here and this time was just as special as the last one. The rings are the most perfect souvenir from our trip and such a memorable experience. Everyone who works there was so warm and fun and making the rings is something we will never forget. We will be coming back here every time we come to Japan!
A super great experience to create a ring together with a partner or friends. You can choose the material, thickness, and pattern, which you can then hammer into the ring yourself. The staff were super friendly and helpful, and we had a great experience.
Staff was friendly and warm, and there were tons of options to choose from. A great experience overall, and got to go home with a pretty souvenir as well! As a solo traveler, I couldn’t recommend this more!!
Had a lovely experience picking various features of our base rings before doing our own pattern hammering (3 different kinds). Staff were so kind and patient explaining the steps and also asking questions about our hometowns. Would recommend as a fun yet quick activity.
We had a wonderful time at the Gentil shop! We were very well received, and communication in English was easy. We were able to choose the customization of our rings and also participate in the manufacturing process! A big thank you for this experience! We would do it again! 🩷
The staff is lovely and accommodating. We got a great memory made and learned something about ring making. I highly recommend this experience.
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