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This Saturday, November 25th<\/strong>, between 11am and 6pm, the Museu do Tesouro Real<\/strong>, in Lisbon, promotes a workshop with Valentim Quaresma<\/strong>, giving participants the opportunity to create unique jewelry with the talented Jewelery and Fashion designer.<\/p>\n Valentim Quaresma is known for his passion for upcycling. “Upcycling is a reference and one of my main sources of inspiration. Giving objects a new soul is always a rewarding challenge, in addition to the sustainability included in the concept”, he says.<\/p>\n Accustomed to mixing materials as diverse as brass, plexiglass and filigree, Valentim presents his collections seasonally at Lisbon Fashion Week, and his namesake brand is synonymous with luxury and romanticism.<\/p>\n In the \u201cMaking a Jewelry with Valentim Quaresma\u201d workshop, each participant will be asked to create one or more pieces using simple jewelry techniques, common materials \u2014 pins, buttons, clips, etc. \u2014 of each person\u2019s choice and some exercises for inspiration and creativity.<\/p>\n