Which are the various courses for Jewellery Designing and how are they different?

Certification courses in Jewellery Design such as Craft Based Jewellery Design, Jewellery Manufacturing, Traditional Jewellery (Kundan Meena & Enameling), 2-D Designing (Core Draw), Jewellery for International Market, Gem Identification & Processing, 3-D Design Jewel CAD, Contemporary Enameling, Diamond Jewellery Design, Jewellery Illustration & Design, Computer Aided Jewellery Design, Jewellery Design and Couture Jewellery - Jewellery Range Development for International Luxury Brands. Post Graduate Diploma in Jewellery Management, Diploma in Jewellery Designing & Management, Jewellery in Organized Retail & Life Style Management, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - RHINO 3D, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - INNOVATE Matrix, Certificate In Diamond Grading, Certificate in Gemmology, Micro Pave Setting, Master Model Making, Certificate In Embossing and Manual Design.

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There are ample of courses available for Jewellery Designing in India including Bachelors and Masters and Degree and Diploma. Here is the list : Certification courses in Jewellery Design such as Craft Based Jewellery Design, Jewellery Manufacturing, Traditional Jewellery (Kundan Meena & Enameling), 2-D Designing (Core Draw), Jewellery for International Market, Gem Identification & Processing, 3-D Design Jewel CAD, Contemporary Enameling, Diamond Jewellery Design, Jewellery Illustration & Design, Computer Aided Jewellery Design, Jewellery Design and Couture Jewellery - Jewellery Range Development for International Luxury Brands. Post Graduate Diploma in Jewellery Management, Diploma in Jewellery Designing & Management, Jewellery in Organized Retail & Life Style Management, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - RHINO 3D, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - INNOVATE Matrix, Certificate In Diamond Grading, Certificate in Gemmology, Micro Pave Setting, Master Model Making, Certificate In Embossing and Manual Design. All the above courses are different in terms of course duration, syllabus and job opportunities after completion. A

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Types of courses available for the modern jeweller. Diploma Courses: A Diploma is a good way to enter the jewellery making field on a practical level. They are often shorter and cheaper than a full degree course, and will often be an entry-level course that requires no previous experience. Diplomas are therefore very good for those wanting to go from amateur to professional quality jewellery design and making, without a theoretical or analytical aspect. Undergraduate Courses For those who are at the early stage in their career and have not had the chance to develop and expand the craft of jewellery making, an undergraduate course is a great way to widen horizons. A Bachelor's degree will cover a range of practical and theoretical elements that will lead into several different career paths related to jewellery design, and will also give a crafter an idea of the different methods, techniques and materials available. Master of Fine Arts Degree The intensive study and research required for a Metalsmithing or Jewellery Design postgraduate course can develop the skills to create unique and beautiful items of jewellery as a fine artist, but it can also prepare a student for research and teaching-based roles. Courses such as the MFA in Studio Art at Indiana University Bloomington, USA and the Jewellery, Silversmithing and Related Products MA at Birmingham University, UK, offer a chance to design and create jewellery as a fine artist. This degree structure allows students to work as a fine artist in a studio, supported by a network of art professionals, whilst also having access to research and development opportunities. The student's creative work can take on a more individual form and develop a sense of style. Designs can be influenced by art history and culture, and styles can be developed through aspects such as fine metalwork as well as CAD.

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