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INTRODUCTION TO BASIC JEWELLRY MAKING
INTRODUCTION
This is to beginner’s course in Jewellery Making. Participants will get a systematic introduction and hands on experience from alloying metals to the finished Jewellery Product.
Topics like alloying, preparing metal sheet & wire, the basic bench working skills sawing, sawing, filing, assembling, soldering and finishing will be introduced. Accuracy in planning and manufacturing is the main objective. It will help participants to begin their career as model makers and jewelers. Designers will benefit by understanding and exploring various design possibilities and manufacturing their own jewellery pieces. Craft person can diversify their careers into the jewellery field.
This course can be link in further courses in the field of jewellery design and manufacture.
Duration 80 Sessions
8 weeks, full time course
No.of seats 10
Eligibility S S C, Knowledge of English
Fees Rs.50,000/- by Demand Draft / Cheque
Certification 90% attendance and submission of all the Exercises and
Tasks set in the course with satisfactory level is
Necessary.
Assessment Only internal grading / assessment to gauge the skills
Acquired for the candidate.
Target group Jewellers, Students, Craft Persons, Designers, Art lovers
And Interested Persons.
Course Contents
Manufacturing Technology
Orientation & Introduction to workshop – tools/ equipments/ bench
Metallurgy & Studio Chemistry
Handling metals – ferrous / non ferrous / precious
- basic properties
- melting, annealing, rolling & drawing
Hardworking Skills / Basic bench work
- tools & measurements
- sawing & filing
- drilling & burring
- milling & turning
- forging & bending
- chasing & doming
Joining / Fabrication Techniques
- Soldering – Solders & Fluxes
- Fusing & welding
- Screws & bolts
- Pinning & reverting
Alloying – Ag, Au & pt.
- Practial alloying of Ag – 925
- Silver wire & sheet Fabrication
- Wire drawing
- Sheet making – tube making
Finishing Techniques
- Grinding & sanding
- Mechanical polishing
- Pressure polishing
- Electrolytic polishing
Introduction to Linking, Hinging, Clasps & Findings
Introduction to Settings
- Channel & invisible
- Prong & pave
- Bezel, flush & certain other stylized versions
Plating Techniques
Production Control & Management
Factory Visit – Casting, hollow, or hand made (22kt)
Note : Each of this particular subject has theory & practical exercises, some
of them have one & some multiple.
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