In conversation with Chelsea College of Arts, MA Curating and Collections 2020 graduate and ‘In Transit’ founder Celina Loh Do you want to take your jewellery making to the next level? Certificate Level 1 is a year-long beginners’ course to give you a firm grounding in jewellery techniques. Our intermediate Certificate Level 2 course will prepare you to start a business or apply to higher education. Jewellery facilities at Waterloo Studying HND Digital Communications Management will enable you to understand how Digital Technologies impact organisations and society, and how organisations navigate and transform the functions and roles of communication to adapt to the increasingly complex digital corporate landscape.

Situated in a light spacious room, the jewellery studio has 16 individual jewellers benches with their characteristic semi-circle cut out. We have three flamefast hearths, two fume cupboards and an enamelling room with three kilns. The machine bench helps you to move your projects forward with two guillotines, a bandsaw, a linisher, a bonny doon press, three bench drills, a watchmakers lathe and a grinder. We have three rolling mills if you need to texture your metal or make it a bit thinner, not to mention easily make up some square or half-round wire. If you want to recycle your silver we have a hot metal furnace and all of the equipment to do small scale studio casting. For finishing jewellery, we have a double spindle polishing machine, two-barrel polishers and a magnetic polisher. We also have a laser cutter and access to 3D printing machines. We provide all of the essential hand tools needed to make jewellery. We also provide basic materials in reasonable quantities, such as base metals, paper, acrylics and enamel.From production to performances and comedy to collaborations: Nahal Ashrafi wants to explore it all This online short course will show you how to design your own jewellery collection, from idea generation, through problem solving to completed hand rendered 2D design. The course is highly practical, and each week you will meet with a small group of like-minded students in our online classroom, for demonstrations, mini-lectures, and Q&Youll become acquainted with technical knowledge and skills that are essential for aspiring jewellery designers. When you study Jewellery making at Morley you have opportunities to exhibit work in the college’s exhibition spaces, including the jewellery section’s Barbara Cristie Case, the Foyer Cases and Morley Gallery. Since the beginning of civilisation, people have used bespoke jewellery to define themselves and their beliefs, their friendships, family and bonds. Bespoke jewellery is a highly decorative art form, sculpting precious metals into innovative and meaningful designs. As a jewellery designer, how do you harness your creative process to produce pieces with originality and significance?

Gained a better understanding of how to develop a jewellery design from an initial idea through to a finished concept UAL Enterprising Alumni Network Event: Purpose-driven and social enterprise from UAL Alumni - Meet the SpeakersYoull be guided through the design process including how to conduct visual research, sketching and rendering skills, and also technical drawing for your finished designs. how to sketch and draw accurately (gem evaluation while utilising a range of techniques when designing your own pieces. By the end of the course you will have produced a body of work which can contribute to your portfolio or be developed into finished pieces of jewellery.