We are delighted to launch our BAJ taster session for prospective students: ‘Jewellery-Making Workshop Experience: Make A Textured Pendant’ at our Birmingham campus.
In this episode, we speak to Saskia Kolff– van Es, a Dutch art historian who writes about contemporary jewellery, on her interest in the meaning people attach to jewellery and the histories behind jewellery materials.
Produced in a way that minimises its social and environmental impact, sustainable or ethical jewellery is a fast-growing trend. We take a look at how jewellers and shoppers can embrace sustainability.
In this episode, we speak to artist, craftsman, researcher and educator Dr David Huycke on his innovative work with granulation and metal. An insight into the considered practice of an artist balancing craft, poetry and profession.
We are delighted to launch our new BAJ taster session for prospective students: ‘Jewellery-Making Workshop Experience: Make A Textured Pendant’.
We are delighted to announce that the bids placed during our silent charity auction in support of Blueprint for All totalled £2,738.35.
Blue sapphire stones are some of the most beautiful and desirable gems in the world. Here we explore some of the qualities and uses of these fascinating gems.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Charity Jewellery Auction in support of Blueprint for All, which runs from 30th March to 4th April 2021. The auction features a total of 75 pieces made and donated both by members of the BAJ community and external jewellers.
In this episode, we speak to distinguished jewellery historian Dr Jack Ogden about the historical significance of jewellery.
In the new episode of our Graduate Stories video series, we talk to Petra Otenšlégrová who recently graduated from our Jewellery Design and Manufacturing Diploma in London.
