Academy of Jewellery Design Training Institute CoursesChennai

Chennai Jewellery Designing Training

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Jewellery design is an art of beautifying personal adornment, manifesting itself as brooches, rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets etc. It is a relatively creative and rewarding passion. The technique used to craft them is virtually endless.

The knowledge of creating and communicating a design idea through various presentations is imparted in the module, this will help to bridge the gap between the needs of the consumer and the manufacturer by using commercially viable and creative designs.

Career Opportunities:

Jewellery Designer

Jewellery Manufacturing Units

Self Employment

Teaching and Research

Independent Shops / Private Studios

Fairs and Flea Markets

Course Contents

Design Fundamentals

Visualization & Freehand Object Drawing

Geometry of Design

Colour Theory

Techniques & Material Study

Visual Exploration of Forms and Textures

Thesis of Adornments

Knowledge of Stone Cutting

Directory of Shapes & Forms

Rendering of Stones and Metals

Project I: Designing Jewellery Products for Commercial Domestic Market

Project II: Designing a range of Jewellery Products with unique style and concept.

Portfolio

Duration

Normal Track 6 Months

2 hrs class every day (Monday to Saturday)

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     Career options in Jewellery Making

A career in jewellery designing is a rather lucrative profession today. India is the largest consumer of gold in the world, with revenues currently estimated at over $13 billion. The country also consumes 20 percent of world gold consumption.

     The jewellery designing industry in a fast growing industry and employs around 1.3 million people. So if you are of the artistic bent of mind, you have an interesting career option here, waiting to be discovered. Interestingly, jewellery design is not just for professionals, there are a large number of short term courses available in all major cities of the country, and all kinds of people, from software professionals looking for a stress buster, to housewives wanting to channel their creativity are doing short term jewellery design courses.

 If you don’t plan to turn jewellery design into a profession you can still do a course and create some fantastic personalized gifts for your friends. Incase you haven’t already noted, there is all kinds of jewellery you can design, not just metal and stone.

Today, jewellery is being made from a large list of materials including, clay, paper, plastic and fabric. The range of materials that can be used and the huge scope for creativity is making jewellery design an attractive field to make ones career in. Some Career Options in Jewellery Design

Goldsmith:

A goldsmith can work with any material, knows construction, can work for someone else making jewellery or for oneself.

A Custom/Special Order Jeweller:

may be employed and self employed and work directly with the public or within a trade shop. A custom order jeweller creates one-of-a-kind individualized work for a client. This is a job which combines skills in goldsmithing/wax/model making, design, rendering, psychology, pricing, selling and negotiating.
   

Artist Jewellers:

 are those who enjoy working by themselves. There are wide open niches in conceptual work and high end work. A Fashion Jeweller: is a person who designs and makes jewellery and accessories for the fashion industry. It requires a flair for PR , design, audience understanding and good business sense.

Designer:

a designer designs jewellery through drawings, models or even wax originals. May be employed by a company or self employed. Closely linked to jewellery design is the manufacturing of jewellery. You can choose to either graduate into manufacturing by bringing to life your designs or link up with a manufacturer, who will reproduce your design.

 Career options in jewellery manufacturer include

A Manufacturer: 

May be anyone from someone running a small production to mass production, from service work for others to marketing one’s designs online.

 Crafts Jewellery Maker:

A maker who markets through craft fairs and gallery-stores, usually with a line of hand-made, unique or low production run pieces.

Production Bench Worker:

A goldsmith who specializes in production work, anything from running a punch press, to repetitive hand work.

 Repair person:

specializes in repairs. Often the best way of starting and learning jewellery skills and the basis of many a successful jewellery business.

Stonesetter:

a good setter earns very well and is well respected.

Store Owner/Manager:

This is where the income lies highest, at the retail end of the chain. It requires good business skills and hard work, commitment and a great deal of money to do. Many owners however came to this point from goldsmithing bench jobs originally.
   

Specialized careers related to Jewellery making

Gemologist/Appraiser:

Usually an employed position. Training and equipment costs can be high. Diamonds are a specialized sub-section of gemology.

Hand Engraver:

This profession has almost gone. It is not hard to learn, merely requiring a great deal of practice. A good hand engraver can make a lot of money in service work for the industry because of its rarity.

 Model maker:

a goldsmith specializing in making original metal models. Often an employed position it is the highest level of goldsmithing in many ways.

Silversmith:

another almost extinct career but because of that some good options for independent service or original work, requires good marketing skills and training in Art School. Other career options include Caster, Plater, Polisher and Faculty  Pre-requisite for career in Jewellery designing .

 Some of the premier institutes in India provide diploma courses in Jewellery designing to those completing their graduation in any stream. Many institutes offer short-term courses after completing X or XII standards as well. The various types of courses would give essential information on colour coding schemes, polishing and finishing, drawing techniques and ornament making and designing etc.

The course duration could vary from 3 months to 3 years. Jewellery designing institutes are now using computerized programmes like Rhino, Gemvision Matrix, Jewel CAD, etc. This allows students to easily made and store designs and produce them on demand. Jewellery design obviously has a huge potential in India, the internet has also made things easy for those wanting to launch their own business.

One can begin selling their products online from their very home and even use the internet to exhibit their designs and produce on demand.

Chennai Academy of Jewellery Design Training

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Aesera Jewel Design  Academy

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FAQ on  Rhino JEWEL CAD  CAM Designing Services

 What's the best CAD Software to Design Jewelry?

The best Cad for Jewelry software depends on your specific needs.  Define the work you need to accomplish. Then find a CAD for jewelry software that will do the best job for YOUR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS.

There is not BEST CAD for Jewelry Software.  Just the right software for YOU.

 What CAD for Jewelry Packages are available and their price?

In the US, there are a good number of specific CAD for Jewelry packages available.  Their price range from a few hundred dollars to Several thousands of dollars.

The most popular are:

-  Matrix (Based on Rhino) made in the US, Gemvision

-  ArtCAM JewelSmith made in England

-  3Design CAD Jewel made in France

-  JewelCad made in Hong Kong

-  TechGems (Based on Rhino) made in Spain.

-  Rhino Gold , Rhino Jewel

Rhino is a great generic CAD program.  It's not specifically designed for jewelry. Matrix and Tech Gems are two programs (plug-ins for jewelry) that have been designed based on Rhino.

What's the difference between CAD for Jewelry and CAD/CAM for Jewelry?

With a CAD program you can only make a design, usually a 3D Model.   Then you can display the 3D Jewelry design in the screen of your computer. You can also export your design to produce a physical model, usually a wax model. The most popular file format to export in the jewelry industry is the STL format.

A CAM program allows you to produce the instructions to produce your model in a CNC.  These instructions are also called G-Code.

From the list above, ArtCAM JewelSmith is the only program that is an integrated CAD/CAM for jewelry program.  In ArtCAM JewelSmith you don't have to export or create an STL file to produce the instructions (G-Code) to create your model  in a CNC.

The other programs in the list are only CAD program.  In these programs you have to create your design in STL format to produce the instructions for the CNC in a separate program.

 Can I learn CAD for Jewelry on my own ?

Yes, you can learn CAD for Jewelry in your own.

 It is better suggestible to train under experienced Guide. Some programs have very good tutorials available.  But be prepared to spend a tremendous amount of time practicing, you will also need an unlimited amount of patience.  If you want to get a CAD for Jewelry system to save time and money producing your models do not attempt to setup and learn the system by yourself.  Get specialized training.

    If you have nice jewelry design in your mind and would like to realise it, let us create a high-quality 3D CAD model for you for future prototyping.

We have a lot of experience with different 3D programms such as Rhinoceros and 3D Max. Our default modelling program is Rhino (file format is 3dm), but if you want we can provide other 3d file formats (STL, 3DS, IGES, MGX, etc).

All 3d models prepared for 3D printing on Rapid Prototyping machines or CNC milling machines to create the WAX master model for future casting in any metal.

CAD files can be prepared from your custom design, idea, sketch, drawing, photo or from a reference piece

    Get your ready 3d jewelry model within 24 hour.

    E-mail us sketches of the required item and we can give you a detailed quote showing how much the finished 3D model would cost in 3D and in WAX.

   Besides custom jewelery designs (rings, bangles, pendants, earrings, brooches, necklaces, etc), you can order other 3D model designs too (figures, objects, faces, sculptures, animals, nature scenes, corporate logos, etc.).

   Also we can provide you with a new design, to fit a particular application, for example if you have gemstones and you need a new idea and design, send us dimensions of stone and we will provide our own design and model it for you.

   Default 3D CAD model file format is Rhino file (.3dm), available other CAD file formats (STL, 3DS, IGES, MGX, etc).

Send us your design concepts and we can develop a 3-D model of your product.

At this stage it's possible to estimate the item's weight in the required metal, which will greatly assist your costing process. From a basic shaded CAD model it is possible to generate an accurate photo-realistic jpeg image of the item as it would look cast in metal, finished and stone set.

Such high quality images can be an important resource to help persuade your bespoke customer to purchase your jewellery ideas.

For anyone wanting to see an item in 3-D, we can email you a .stl file, which will enable you to view the model from all aspects interactively on your own PC.

To view .stl files, you will need to load the following free viewer software (pc only not mac) from this link: http://www.openrp.com/products/rp_viewer/index.htm

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Why Should We Study Computer Aided Designing 

1) To minimize errors in the interpretation of shapes and forms of an object drawn by Conventional 2-D drawings.

2) Your designs may be e-mailed to a third party in just minutes for review anywhere in the world with Internet capabilities.

3) Thought to reality takes tremendous jump into the future now. If you have an idea this morning, you could see a tangible useable model the next day with the Model Maker.

4) Your designs can be presented quickly to your department, or client for approval.

5) Several drawings of the same object viewed from different angles have to be made. This process is not only time consuming, but drawing conflicting diagrams of the object makes very often mistakes.

6) Many designing and manufacturing companies are increasingly using computer-aided design (CAD/CAM) programmes and tools to create and better visualization of the final product.

7) Computer models allow greater ease and flexibility in exploring a number of design alternatives, t 

Why Should We study 2D & 3D

 Let me take this opportunity to explain the importance for designers to learn 2D and 3D jewellery designing:

If you are a designer and your client requires to see the design, first you will create the 2D of the jewellery not the 3d, the 2d drawing will be made in a specific view, if you are designing a ring, you will make the design, and the top view.

You can make more than one view, but it can’t be customized.

Suppose I want to see the ring up-side-down, looking at the amount of gold you have scooped, that would not be possible.

After the ring has been made in 2D then we make the 3d of that drawing, that 3D drawing will be made in such a way that it can be prototyped too.

You can make the ring in 3D and send it to your client, who can see the same drawing from any part of the globe, the way we wants, and rotate it, and check out minute details of the jewellery.

The trial version of JewelCad is freely available so, you can always send a copy of your 3D drawing to the client for him to check, there will be no software problem too!

Where as 2D can be exported to a jpeg if you need to send your files to your clients.

This is the significance of 2D + 3D.

What is the difference between computer aided designing and  manual designing ?

Manual Designing, was the only form of jewellery designing until the introduction of Computer Aided designing (CAD).

With the introduction of Computer Aided Designing (CAD), jewellery which was drawn – designed on the paper (canvas) identical drawing could be made on the computer with much higher complexity and accuracy compared to manual designing.

Time:

Given a “X” period of time, a designer can make 5-10 designs on the computer compared to a design made manually.

If a designer makes 1 design using permutation and combination that one design on the computer can lead for 5-10 drawings which would not be possible if the jewellery is drawn manually.

Colour & drawing:

On the computer you are exposed to 13 million colours, you do not need to be good at drawing or an artist do draw on the computer as the tools available for drawing make it much simplier.

Clients:

If you design is made on the computer you can send your drawing to clients in any part of the globe via email.

That’s the best part it keeps you connected with your clients, from all parts of the globe.