BAJ jewellery making experience returns: make a pendant for free at our London campus
We are delighted to announce the return of our BAJ taster session for prospective students: ‘Jewellery-Making Workshop Experience: Make A Textured Pendant’.
BAJ launches jewellery making experience: make a pendant for free at our Birmingham workshop
We are delighted to launch our BAJ taster session for prospective students: ‘Jewellery-Making Workshop Experience: Make A Textured Pendant’ at our Birmingham campus.
BAJ launches jewellery making experience: make a pendant for free at our London workshop
We are delighted to launch our new BAJ taster session for prospective students: ‘Jewellery-Making Workshop Experience: Make A Textured Pendant’.
Keep calm and carry on: Developing your skills from home
With lockdown measures in the UK, many jewellery students and professionals no longer have access to facilities to carry out their craft. But that doesn’t mean you have to put your jewellery journey on hold: there are a whole range of resources and activities that you can take advantage of from the comfort of your own home. Here are five ways to keep growing as a jeweller during lockdown.
BAJ Insight: There is a real hunger for ethical gems
Jewellery Professionals! Get ready to delve into a new era of fairly traded gemstones!
BAJ Insight: Famous jewellers who started as apprentices
As these millionaire tastemakers prove, starting at the bottom doesn’t mean you can’t shoot for the stars.
BAJ Insight: The best antique jewellery accounts on Instagram
There’s a kooky digital community out there of snap-happy valuers, sellers and enthusiasts who are just bat-sh*t crazy for period jewels.
BAJ Insight: What does the rise of Z by Accessorize mean for jewellery?
Demi-fine jewels are getting a lot of attention as fine jewellery looks with costume prices are converting high street shoppers.
BAJ Insight: Finger-licking jewellery marketing
From a crunchy proposal with a KFC engagement ring to a Big Mac stack of precious burger rings, fast food retailers are – bizarrely – turning jewellers.
BAJ Insight: The hidden cost of jewellery
Would you still work with metals and gems if you knew that their retrieval from the ground had cost lives? And how can you really know for sure?