Introduction to Jewelry Making: From Amateur to Artist
By Skillshare
Jewellery Designer
About
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. Jewelry 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.
Education
High School
Any Stream
Certification
in Fashion Designing or Diploma in Jewellery Designing
Bachelor's
in Fashion Designing/ B. Des. Accessory Design/ B. Des. Jewellery Retail Management
Master's
in Fashion Design/ M. Des. Accessory Design
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Jewellery Designer
- Accessory Designer
- Store Manager
- Design Consultant
- Production Manager
Salary / Annum
300,000
Fresher900,000
Average1,700,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Most designers are self-employed or freelance, which leads to more flexibility in the opportunity and work hours to suit you, or on a part-time basis.
- As a freelance or self-employed jewellery designer, you can work in any location. Most employed designers are based in towns and cities.
- You have to work in accordance with the demands of the clients, which may restrict your creativity. You also need to have a friendly demeanor to ensure good client service.
Promising Profiles
Ruby Ahluwalia
Jewellery designer and Owner at Pristine Jewels
Sandeep Ghosh
Senior Jewellery Designer at MANAK JEWELLERS Pvt. Ltd.
