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.
British Academy of Jewellery is delighted to announce that graduate Tianne-Louise Simmons has been selected to take part in Season 2 of jewellery making TV contest All That Glitters. Chosen for her jewellery making skills and innovative designs, Tianne will compete with 7 other contestants to win this fast-paced jewellery manufacturing competition.
We have added new course dates for Jewellery Fundamentals this October. Hear from some of our recent graduates about their experiences on the diploma course.
The British Academy of Jewellery is excited to announce the names of the students who won awards at its Birmingham campus’ Final Show 2022 opening night.
BAJ is thrilled to announce the names of the students who won awards at the opening night of its Final Show 2022 in London.
The British Academy of Jewellery is delighted to announce the winners of its Circle of Life Live Project with Theo Fennell.
BAJ will open its Final Show 2022 jewellery exhibition to the public in Central London this July. The showcase will feature a wide selection of student-made jewellery from this academic year, including jewellery made in collaboration with members of the industry and students’ end of year projects.
