Learn Jewellery MakingYour first 90 days of jewellery making — a practice plan
A class mid-session — practice rhythm beats intensity every time.
Progress in jewellery comes from rhythm, not heroics. Here is a 90-day
shape that works alongside a real course.
Weeks 1-2 — taste and decide
One experience class. Pick your door with the
2-minute finder. Buy nothing yet.
Weeks 3-6 — the foundation course + daily hands
Enrol in the entry certificate of your chosen family
(essentials
or foundation metalwork).
15 minutes of daily hands: knots, loops, sawing scrap. Practise THE skill
from last class, not a new one.
Weeks 7-10 — make for real
Three finished pieces for actual humans. Photograph them properly
([photography guide](https://beadjewellery.info/photography-for-bead-sellersU pp-photo)).
Failure notes in a bench journal — every broken thing teaches.
Weeks 11-13 — the second course + the review
Book course two on the
calendar. Re-read your journal; your
weakest skill is the next course's focus. By day 90 you have five finished
pieces and a direction — the ladder from
there.
What students say
“I will use the skills learnt to make jewellery and other items, such as phone chains, christmas tree decorations & hopefully sell them.”
— Nadia W. (England) · published student feedback
“If you want to understand about jewellery, come to JDMIS.”
— Darvina P. (Singapore) · published student feedback
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Answer a few questions, get personal course recommendations.The complete course guideFREE
Every course, family and diploma in one PDF.Free gem webinar replaysFREE
Full recorded sessions on gems and the jewellery trade.Play Name That GemFREE
The school's free gem-identification game.
Try a one-day jewellery class
Short experience classes at JDMIS need no tools, no experience and no commitment — a single session gives you a real taste of the craft.
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