Fashion jewellery workshop in Singapore — one day, one finished piece

A one-day workshop is the correct first move into fashion jewellery: one
session, all materials and tools provided, and you leave wearing your own
work. The
fashion jewellery workshop
at JDMIS is exactly that — and the front door of the full programme for
people who catch the bug.

What actually happens in the session

• You handle professional materials — not craft-store kits — and learn why
  material choice changes a design.
• An instructor walks the group through making a complete piece: planning,
  assembly, and the finishing steps that make it look professional.
• You finish and keep the piece. It becomes your reference point for what
  "good" feels like at each stage.

Who it suits

• The curious — decide whether the craft is yours before buying anything.
• Beginners — zero experience required; the session assumes it.
• Groups — it works as a team or friends session in the school's studios.

If the hook lands

The workshop is a compressed taste of
Creative and Essential Fashion Jewellery Knowledge,
the first certificate on the ladder to the
Fashion Jewellery Arts diploma.

Workshop dates (and everything else) live on the
admissions calendar;
other tasters are collected under
experience classes.
Not sure it is your craft at all? Play a round of
Name That Gem
and download the
course guide —
both free.

Questions people actually ask

Do I need any experience for the workshop?

None — the session assumes absolute beginners, and all tools and materials are provided.

What do I take home?

A finished piece you made yourself, plus the reference point for what professional technique feels like at each stage.

What if I love it?

The workshop is a compressed taste of the first certificate course — the pathway to the Fashion Jewellery Arts diploma starts there.

What students say

“I love all subjects, especially metalsmithing. I just love to fire and shape things.”

— Angie K. (Singapore) · published student feedback

“I enjoyed fancy weaving because its something unusual and nice.”

— Nikoletta M. (Cyprus) · published student feedback

Free ways to explore

No sign-up, no payment — start with any of these.

TThe complete course guideFREE
Every course, family and diploma in one PDF.PPlay Name That GemFREE
The school's free gem-identification game — train your eye.FFree gem webinar replaysFREE
Full recorded sessions on gems and the jewellery trade.TTake the 2-minute course finderFREE
Answer a few questions, get personal course recommendations.

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Explore the Fashion Jewellery Arts diploma

A structured path from first sketch to professional finishing — taught hands-on in Singapore by JDMIS.

Visit jdmis.edu.sg