Know your style

Not everybody know that necklaces are referred to with different name depending on their length. For example, a pearls necklace between 12 and 13 inches in length is called a Collar. This style is often misquoted as a Choker, which on the other hand is a slightly longer version of a necklace, between 14 and 16 inches. Unlike Collars, Chokers are meant to gently rest at the base of the neck.

The next lengths are then referred to as the Princess (17-19 inches), the Opera (28 to 34 inches) and the Rope (over 45 inches). Each style best suites specific some occasions. For example, the Opera clearly says that it is perfect if you are planning to attend an opera performance. In this first class of Fashion Jewellery Design you will learn everything about both knowing and making your very own fashion jewellery necklaces, but also the foundation for bracelets and earrings.

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Stringing with no knots

​New technologies in soft wires bring us a wide range of fast and strong stringing techniques. Learn about different qualities of soft wire, when to use each, and how to design and create your first pieces of jewellery with a professional looking, lasting finish

A sample of the kits of natural materials, genuine Swarovski Crystals and top-quality findings included in "Stringing with no knots".

A sample of Stringing with no knots.

​Stringing with no knots

Stringing pearls and gems incorporating knots is reserved for higher quality jewels. Learn established professional stringing techniques, alternative stringing threads and the very unique finishing methods which apply to this excellent system.

A sample of the kits of natural materials, genuine Swarovski Crystals and top-quality findings included in "Stringing with knots".

A sample of Stringing with knots.

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Awesome Value for Money

I have learned a lot and I can't thank enough JDMIS instructor for helping my dream come true. Now I finally launched my Fashion Jewellery brand.

My rating 5 stars.

Tina from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Good to have such school in Singapore

I found the Jewellery Design website through JDMIS. I didn't know about this school at first, but now I have already taken 4 courses.

My rating 5 stars.

Su Ling from Singapore

Not only for beginners

I learned basic stringing on Youtube, but after attending this class I realised that what I learned online was not even close to what I learned in class.

My rating 5 stars.

Sonia from Tehran, Iran

With time and practice...

I still need more time to practice, but I have definitely learned more in 2 days than in all the years I have been trying to self teaching stringing.

My rating 4.5 stars.

Julia from Moscow, Russia

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