Jewellery Designing is a very rewarding career option for anyone entering the world of designing. An individual who has a good sense of fashion and accessories, as well as pays great attention to detail is an ideal candidate for a career in jewellery designing.

Jewellery is a type of accessory that individuals have used to adorn their bodies for decades. Jewellery designers may work with boutiques, retail chains, or jewellery manufacturers, where they put their expertise to practice and create new and unique designs. Having gained ample experience in this field, many jewellery designers go on to work independently, either freelancing or launching their own brands and collections of designer jewellery.

• Sc. Fashion Designing/ B. Des. Accessory Design/ B. Des. Jewellery Retail and Export Management for 3- 4 years

or

• Fashion Designing/ Diploma in Jewellery Designing for 1 year

Then

• Advanced Diploma in Fashion Designing/ Advanced Diploma in Jewellery Designing

• Boutiques
• Retail Chains
• Television and Film Industry
• Accessory designing houses
• Jewellery Designing firms
• Goldsmiths
• Gemmologists
• Independent Jewellery Designers
• Freelance jewellery designing

• Artistic
• Creative
• Technical
• Management Skills
• Listening Skills
• Have an eye for colour, texture and pattern
• Understanding of different processes and techniques

• Discuss a design or have brief with clients
• Creating/visualising an idea and producing a design by hand or through computer-aided design (CAD)
• Create models of jewellery which will be manufactured in bulk by other staff or machinery
• Create custom designed jewellery for individual
• Source gemstones, precious metals and other jewellery parts
• Cut, polish and set gemstones or other materials like resins or wood to use in jewellery designs
• Use tools and other equipment’s like soldering irons, electroplating cell, etc
• Managing business activities like financing and marketing, if working on a self-employed basis