The Jewelry Designer is a multidisciplinary professional, who is able to combine goldsmith technical skills, design methodology, and experimental research in the creation of ornaments that interact with the body. The Jewelry Designer has the talent to manage independently the making of a jewelry collection, dealing with the different aspects of the design process, from the concept phase to the prototyping and the production. This method of transforming an idea into tangible designs also involves the communication strategy and the creation of an atmosphere around the collection.

The three-year course of study in Jewelry Design is the only one of its kind in Italy. The course combines the typical experience of the artisan workshop, where student acquire the manual dexterity of master goldsmiths, with an in depth investigation of the theoretical and cultural elements.

Three Year Courses in Jewellery and Accessories Design (shoes and bags), handicrafts par excellence, accompanied by their strong symbolic value, the history of man from the origins. From talisman to the inescapable sign of power and wealth, from simple accessory to fetish, the jewel, the shoe and the bag have become cult objects that define the relations between the individual and the social sphere and the intimate relationship between the personal being and his or her putting himself or herself on stage in the theatre of life.

The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts BFA program exposes students to an array of metal design principles and techniques. The curriculum covers sketching, color theory, soldering, stone-setting, welding, casting, mixed-media, enameling, digital techniques, and more.

Master the art of jewelry design in SCAD’s STEM-designated program. Work in a cutting-edge 13,800 sq. ft. studio, refine advanced techniques, and collaborate with industry leaders. Learn to conceptualize, create, and market your collections, positioning yourself as a designer, entrepreneur, or innovator.

In the Material Art & Design program, you will learn how to create jewelry, textiles, and ceramics as a professional studio artist or designer. You’ll focus on making your own designs and will learn the critical and business skills you’ll need to succeed.

Create and derive new ideas in the world of gems and precious metals, one of the emerging and promising occupations, to study systematic jewelry design, plan comprehensive products, and systematic academic research and development on natural and synthetic gems, specialized jewelry Introducing appraisal and distribution marketing to cultivate experts in jewelry and precious metals required by society.

This course mainly provides the study of jewelry molding progress in industries, the research of jewelry material, and mold making. The graduates will work on their own or work in government sectors dealing with jewelry design industrial, jewelry production, and Jewelry machine maintenance.

The two-year BFA program offers a comprehensive grounding in contemporary jewelry and body ornament to those without prior experience or possession of jewelry-making skills in a relatively short time. The course begins with traditional techniques and skills in the construction and design of jewelry and then introduces the students to new technologies, creative use of resources, and material expression for originality in design.

Metalsmithing & Jewelry can be as freely experimental as any art form. The workshop and studio experiences in this program emphasize design and craftsmanship.

If you want to be a designer within the contemporary jewellery industry, our Jewellery and Silversmithing – Design for Industry degree course will help you succeed. Focusing on new technology but building on existing traditional skills, you’ll receive the support, facilities and expertise to enhance your jewellery design potential.

The Bachelor's in Studio Art with a Concentration in Metalsmithing & Jewelry offers students a comprehensive education in designing and creating jewelry and metal artworks. The program emphasizes foun...

Jewelry and Metals: Respect Tradition, Embrace Innovation. Diverse—art in this field can be functional or sculptural, wearable or useful, tiny or massive, metal or plastic, interactive or contemplative…

The course gives students the creative and technical knowledge and skills they need to become professionals in the jewellery design industry. It allows students to explore a variety of aspects in traditional and contemporary jewellery design.

Jewellery Designers translate cultural meaning and individual values into beautiful tangible objects. Jewellery Designers interpret trends and styles by tapping into the creative culture, art, and fashion. Jewellery designers have a broad understanding of the tension between aesthetics, market needs, social dynamics and business success.