Munich Jewellery Week is one of the world’s most important events for the contemporary jewellery industry. BAJ’s Sofie Boons attended the 2023 event this March to see what’s next for jewellery and get inspired.
Former BAJ Apprentice Megan has won her five GC&DC awards in a row, with three gold awards for her work. We chatted with Megan about her experience as a BAJ apprentice and her flourishing career as an engraver.
BAJ is delighted to announce that it has partnered with supplier of precious metals, jewellery components and tools Cooksongold.
Looking for tips on how to start your portfolio? BAJ’s Sofie Boons shares her top five tips on creating an impactful portfolio and shares a peek into her very own portfolio from when she was a student.
British Academy of Jewellery graduate Alexi Hunt creates subversive, sculptural jewellery using techniques ranging from wax carving to 3D CAD. We chat with Alexi about running a jewellery brand, BAJ memories, and the future.
BAJ is delighted to announce that its students raised a total of £400 to donate to UK charity Create at recent festive sale events in London and Birmingham.
BAJ Jewellery Design and Manufacturing Diploma graduate Marbellys Bayne-Azcarate now runs her own jewellery brand from her workshop in Dorset. Marbellys has just launched a jewellery collection to help raise funds for UK charity Shine Cancer Support. She tells us how she brought the collection to life and looks back on her time at BAJ.
Interested in our central London-based jewellery degree and want to know more? We answer some of our frequently asked questions.
The British Academy of Jewellery is delighted to announce the launch of a new jewellery-making and industry focused traineeship for 16-18 year-olds.
Rings designed and made by eight BAJ students will be on display to the public at Theo Fennell’s premises in Chelsea Barracks, London from October 25 to 31.
