Aesera Jewel Design Training Academy
No 144/74, Eskay building,
3rd floor, Greams Road, Thousand Lights Chennai,
India, Tamil Nadu
info@jewelrydesignacademy.com
Mobile: +91-9444100081,9840689781
seshu.gopal@jewelrydesignacademy.com
For 100% JOBS and PLACEMENT GUARANTEED PROGRAMME for the Courses
1. Manual Jewellery Designing and Sketching
2. Rhino Jewel 3D CAD Designing Software Training
Courses Starts from 5000*/-
Contact Ms.Namita on +91-9840966467, +91-9444100081
Aesera JEWELLERY Academy of Design No 144/74, 3rd floor, ESKAY BUILDINGSGreams Road, Thousand Lights Chennai – 600006Phone: +91-9444100081 http://www.academyofdesign.in
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Aesera Jewel Design Training Academy
No 144/74, Eskay building,
3rd floor, Greams Road, Thousand Lights Chennai,
India, Tamil Nadu
info@jewelrydesignacademy.com
Mobile: +91-9444100081,9840689781
seshu.gopal@jewelrydesignacademy.com
Jewellery Graduate Diploma in Jewellery Designing and Manufacturing GDJDM
COURSE CONTENT
| Admissions Procedure |
 
Procedure 1: “Walk-in” Procedure1. Prospective Students can walk-in directly to the main head office, get the details and get the counseling done by our counselors. |
Procedure 2: “Register-At-Home” Scheme
Today jewellery design as a career is steadily grabbing international attention. India has produced award-winning jewellery and accessory designers.
A student can be from any field or any background, but an art background does help in the long run. One can enroll after 10th class or 10+2 to the different diploma programmes.
The course gives you basic information on the different kinds of stones, colour schemes in jewellery, design themes, presentation and framing, designing individual Jewellery pieces, men’s Jewellery, costume jewellery, jewellery costing, etc.
Basic Jewellery Designing:
Duration : 6 Months
Fees : Rs. 50000/- ( In Installment)
Colour Schemes in Jewellery Designing
Designing by Basic Elements & Themes
Markets Analysis
Presentation & Framing of Design
Design with Different meena style & different colour stone
Colour Schemes in Jewellery Designing
Designing by Basic Elements & Themes
Markets Analysis
Presentation & Framing of Design
Diamond Jewellery Designing
Kundan Meena (Enameling) Designing
Victorian & Silver Jewellery Designing
Design with Different meena style & different colour stone
Computer Jewellery Designing by Coral Draw
Advance in Manual Jewellery Designing (Orthography)
Advance Computer Jewellery Designing by RhinoCeros
Victorian Jewellery Designing:
Duration : 3 Months
Fees : Rs. 30000/- ( In Installment)
Chennai Aesera Jewellery Design Training Academy
JED: 101 – Basic
Role of the Jewellery Designer, Understanding various shapes found in nature, forms of creation, Gemstone shapes & cuts, Studded & Non-Studded Jewellery.
JED: 102 – Basic Design Creation
Deriving Inspiration from various elements, Developing skills of turning inspiration & ideas. How to develop these ideas on paper for jewellery. Various type of settings for gemstones. let’s start Creations.
JED: 103 – Creating : Ring
Plain bands, Engagement ring, Solitare.
JED: 104 – Creating : Ring
Bridals, Anniversary rings, Gents rings.
JED: 105 – Creating : Pendants
Plain Pendants, Studded pendants, Slides.
JED: 106 – Creating : Earrings
Plain, Hoops, Studded, Trinklets.
JED: 107 – Creating : Bracelets
Linked, Multi Linked Flexible, Fixec Bangles.
JED: 108 – Creating of Necklaces
Mangalsutra, Chokers, Low Neck, high Neck.
JED: 109 – Creating Accessories
Brochers, Pens, Watches etc.
JED: 111 – Rendering
Coluring.
JED: 112 – Client Designing
Presentation, Framing, Portfolio.
JED: 113 – Client Designing
Budgeting, sourcing & processing. understanding clients & requirements. Ordering of raw materials, Having the article made.
Manufacturing of Precious and Costume Jewellery.
JED: 114 – Metallurgy
Study of precious and semiprecious metals like gold, sliver, copper, brass etc, & their various properties and use in jewellery. Problems & various caution points with metals.
Different kinds of process and texture possible (filgre engraving etc).Study Diffferent Carat (Fineness) and colours of gold like 22 ct, 14ct and Yellow, Pink, Green, Purple.
JED: 115 – Gemmology
Introduction to the world of gemstones. Detailed information on popular precious and semiprecious stones used in jewellery. Shapes, Size and cuts of Gemstones in details Gem identificationon the basis of colour, inclusion (Sight identification) Spedific gravity etc and instrumentation, using regract meter, magnification and various test.
Detailed study of Diamond & Its various colours, grades qualities and properties. Pratical sessions throughout.
JED: 116 – Manufacturing & Processing
Information of various raw materials, tools, equipment & machinery involved & tehir sources. Handmade & Machine made jewellery processingin equipment & machinery involved & their sources
JED: 117 – Marketing & Processing
JED118 – Understanding Domestic and International markets and their requirements Developing sales presentation techniques. Studying actural costing pricing Lectures by prominent industry people Latest happenings in the Gem & Jewellery.
JED: 118 – Marketing
Understanding Local Market, International Market, Developing sales presentation techniques.
JED: 119 – Designer Collection
Theme collections, Sates Competitions, Participation criteria & Winning strategies, Event oriented collection etc.,
Annual Design Project It is mandatory to complete final design project which comprises of illustration, research, Photoshoot and final show a separate amount shall be paid for the same.
JED: 120 – Examination, submission of Project
Note
60% of the couse comprises practical trainin, and hence is highly job oriented. There will be regular assignments to facilitate self evalution Group discussions and visits to actual sites of workplace will be a regular feature of the course.
Recommended for
Anyone connected or interest in joining the jewellery, an industry that is seeing a rapid growth for Indians both domestically & Internationally. The course offers a launching pad for creative minds to learn new skills & techniques to make a name in the highly exciting field.
Chennai Aesera Jewellery Design Training Academy
Those with an artistic bend of mind, a creative flair and a love for jewellery are now taking up Jewellery Designing as a profession. It helps immensely if your passion for the art is backed by sound professional training.
The market is ripe with opportunities for budding jewellery designers and more people want jewellery not as a representation of financial security but to make a fashion statement. In this scenario, a qualification in the art acquired abroad from an accredited university will expose you to the international market and global trends.
You can either do a diploma course in jewellery design after school, or back your undergraduate degree with a postgraduate degree in jewellery design from a reputed university abroad.
The study level options available in jewellery design are:
Requirements for a qualification abroad
Most colleges who recruit international students for their jewellery design courses look for either an IELTS or TOEFL score (as applicable), an advanced diploma if you are applying for bachelor’s study, a baccalaureate degree if applying for a postgraduate degree, and a sense for design.
What the courses teach you
Most of the jewellery design courses offered abroad provide you a holistic training experience and let you explore the nuances of jewellery making and design. Some of the leading universities in the UK, USA and Australia offer balanced programmes covering the development of original design ideas and initial concepts to the finely crafted finished work; a strong emphasis is placed on the development of individual craft and design skills that increasingly allow each student the freedom to pursue and realise ideas in appropriate media.
Other aspects taught include:
Where to study jewellery designing
Some leading institutions which offer jewellery design courses are:
Chennai Aesera Jewellery Design Training Academy
A broad range of career opportunities await qualified jewellery designers- you can either work for a jewellery designing house, an export house , a fashion house , freelance for any of the above or start your own boutique.
With a sizzling growth of the organised jewellery industry, striking job openings and exciting entry-level salaries, it’s never been a better time to consider jewellery designing as a career preference!
Chennai Aesera Jewellery Design Training Academy
WE offers retail sales programs and seminars to companies that wish to offer their staff enhanced gemological knowledge required for their sales presentation.
If you are a jewelry designer who enjoys the excitement of running your own business, you can find information and mentoring from the Small Business Administration. As a design entrepreneur, you may want to start your business out of your home. In that case, you must first find out whether businesses are allowed in the neighborhood. You may need a business loan to get the business up and running as well. To hone hone your skills and keep up with trends, try taking some design classes.
Although regulations vary from location to location, there are some basics to take care of when starting up a business as a jewellery designer. information is essential, and you will also need to find out whether any licenses or permits are required. This information is available from your local municipal government. You are required to register the business with the state and obtain tax forms. Your local Chamber of Commerce or the Small Business Administration can guide you by providing the necessary information. For financial help, the SBA has a search tool for business loans and grants.
Once you specialize in the type of jewelry design you want to focus on, such as a particular piece of jewelry like rings, earrings or bracelets, you can set out to find the best and most cost-effective sources for materials you need to design your jewellery Design books generally include lists of suppliers, and you can continue your research online.
Think about the style of your jewellery designs and come up with a name for your business that reflects the message you want to convey to the customer. The name of your company should be different from other jewellery designer business names in your state. You can find out whether the name is already taken by checking with the Indian Patent and Trademark Office.
According to Entrepreneur magazine, it is important for individuals starting a jewelry design company to check to see whether a business name is available as a domain name before making a final decision. If it is available, you will be able to create a website to showcase your jewelry designs. With some training, you can use a digital camera to photograph jewelry pieces and website design software to create an effective website that can offer customers the opportunity to purchase online.
To get the word out to the consumer about your jewelry design business, put together a marketing campaign. This can include printed materials like business cards, flyers and brochures to be distributed to friends, family and local businesses.
URGENT JOB OPENING Jewellery Design Lecturer Faculty Trainer
Responsibilities:
•Design course curriculum materials in Jewellery Design
•Plan and deliver these lessons clearly
•Develop students’ creativity and problem solving skills through study, research and practical projects
•Ensure student discipline
•Assist with school promotional activities
Requirements:
•At least 5 years’ industry experience with a credible portfolio
•Preferably 3 years lecturing experience in Jewellery Design or any other relevant areas of study
•Can adapt to a multi-cultural setting with strong interpersonal skills and an ability to handle students of different nationalities
•Willing to relocate to chennai.
Please email a comprehensive resume (with contact number in PDF or Word format), academic certificates, 2 reference letters, your portfolio as well as a recent photograph.
Preferably should have undertaken sales training in Retail Industry
Good training or practical working experience in Retail Sector
Be flexible to the varied demands of the post
Ability to inspire and motivate students to achieve their goal.
Call me at: 9444100081.
Advertising Agency: Rubecon, Chennai, India
Creative Director: Meera Zachariah
Art Director: Terese Devasahayam
Copywriter: Sajan Prathap Singh
Photographer: Arjun Mark
For Further Details Contact
ACADEMY OF JEWELLERY DESIGN ,
144/74, 3rd floor, Eskay Building, Opp: Chennai Telephones
Above COOL CLUB GARMENT STORES ,
Land Mark : TVS KOHINOOR SHOWROOM & PRESTIGE PALLADIUM BAYAN ,
GREAMS ROAD , THOUSAND LIGHTS
CHENNAI – 6 , INDIA
Contact :
+91-9444100081 , +91-9840966467 , +91-9840689781
seshu.gopal@jewelrydesignacademy.com
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No 144/74, 3rd floor, Eskay Building,
Greams Road, Chennai – 600006
info@jewelrydesignacademy.com
Mobile : +91-9840966467, +91-9840689781, +91-9444100081
Each Art and Design Course is different. Some courses will have more detail on building a portfolio so do your research, ask questions at Open Days or make contact with Course Directors.
If you are sending a digital portfolio, follow these guidelines
Your portfolio might be viewed when you are not present, therefore make sure it is easy to use. Think of it like a book. Your name and a title on the outside will be useful – this also helps distinguish the front from the back!
The Physical portfolio can be any size, but make sure you can carry it! Hold mock interviews with friends or tutors so that you are comfortable showing and discussing your work prior to any interview.
No more than 20 sheets. Models and digital files are fine – ensure they are easy to carry and use.
What is the first thing that we will see in your portfolio? This should grab our attention. What will be the mid-point highlight? What will you end with? Consider the flow of your portfolio – this will help keep viewers interested. Also, are you able to talk about the portfolio with passion?
