On November 11, 2025, an atmosphere of creativity prevailed in the Craft room of the Russia-My History Museum. The activists gathered for the Jewelry workshop to immerse themselves in the world of fine art and create unique jewelry with their own hands.

The main purpose of this event was not only to master the basic techniques of jewelry making, but also to develop creative skills, creativity and artistic vision. Each participant was able not only to get acquainted with the basics of the ancient craft, but also had the opportunity to express their individuality through the creation of an exclusive product. The volunteer Center of Dagestan State Medical University, which organized this event, sought to give everyone the opportunity to reveal their hidden talent.

The practical part of the lesson was designed so that even beginners could confidently work with tools and materials. An experienced mentor analyzed in detail each stage of jewelry creation — from the sketch to the final polishing, while explaining the subtleties of working with various metals and stones.

Special attention was paid to the development of artistic taste and understanding of composition. The participants learned how to combine different textures and materials, experimented with shapes and sizes, creating truly original works. During the creative process, the volunteers actively exchanged ideas and helped each other, which created a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Towards the end of the master class, each of the students held a finished piece of jewelry in their hands — the result of two hours of inspired work. The meeting ended with a small exhibition where novice craftsmen could demonstrate their creations and share their impressions. Each of the created objects became a testament to the ingenuity and diligence shown.

This event was an important step in unlocking the creative potential of activists, clearly showing that real art is born where skill meets boundless imagination, and beauty is created literally with their own hands.

Saparchayeva Marziyat, Volunteer Center