Jewellery Design

Hi Nivedita!
These are the pros and cons of being an interior designer:
Pros
1. Creative approach to everything. A sense of creativity starts to develop in a person
2. The client is the only boss you have
3. You get the credit for your own work
Cons
1. As a beginner, one will have to work at a lower price than other interior designers. Once your name is out and the business is set in the market, you might earn better than others but can years.
2. Clients in this business are sometimes extremely picky. They might set down an impossible design. Patience and good communication skill is very important to tackle such people.
3. Long hours of work might get you used to back pain and headaches. Convincing the client is a difficult task that might be achieved after hundreds' of designs. Similarly, a career in Jewelry Designing also has its pros and cons, as mentioned below:
Pros:
1. You will get the opportunity to start your own business.
2. You will get the opportunity to show your creativity.
3. Opportunity to travel and meet different individuals. Cons
1. It is a highly competitive field.
2. Criticism from seniors and customers.
3. There will be a pressure to be up-to-date with the trends.
4. You will work for long hours to meet the deadlines.

Hi Subham,
If you have completed your graduation from a recognized university with minimum 55% marks, you are eligible to apply for the PGD course in Jewellery Design. Nowadays, jewellery designing as a career is flourishing like never before. This profession is not only rewarding but also available for anyone who has a creative bend of mind. The study in this field teaches you basic skills like stone cutting, engraving and polishing and testing the quality of precious metals and gems. Special skills like electroplating, metal colouring, anodising, enamelling and stone setting are also taught to students of jewellery designing, which you might not be aware of. These courses will impart knowledge about different types of stones, design themes, presentations, jewellery costing and jewellery making. Some of the courses use computer-aided programs for designing jewellery and accessories. On the technical front, you get to learn the art of working with precious metals, alloys and the mathematics that goes into the manufacturing of flawless jewellery items.

Hi,
If you are specifically talking about government jobs after completing Master of science in jewellery design and management, then there are very few opportunities in this field. It's more of a private job thing. But you can get a job in teaching field in government colleges of designing like NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology), NID (National Institute of Design), etc. But for that you have to complete your education first. You need to do Bachelor's as well as Master's and then PhD. If you don't want to do PhD then you should have 2 years of experience after your Master's (only the experience after your Master's will be counted). Apart from teaching line, ministry of textile and Handicrafts & Handloom Exports Council of India also offers some government jobs, but for that you need to have experience in craft sector.
One can always apply for SSC jobs.
I hope this will help you.

Hi,
The answer is a big no. It's not worth at all to pursue Master's degree in jewellery designing from distance learning in India and it is not only about India, you just can't go for a distance learning jewellery designing course. These are the reasons why I am saying no:
1. It is a practical course, so how will you manage to learn through distance when it's meant to be a regular course.
2. None of the good and reputed colleges of India offer a distance jewellery designing Master's degree.
3. Even if some colleges offer a distance programme then jewellery designing is a field where you need to practice on regular bases. So, it doesn't matter whether you are doing it from India or abroad.
4. Distance learning wouldn't help you to get a good job as a jewellery designer.
So, I will suggest you to go for a regular programme from colleges like NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology ) and Pearl Academy.

The B.Sc in Jewelry Design and Management deals with the subjects related to jewelry design from conceptualization, designing, drafting, and material Science, making and finishing aspects of jewelry. The course helps to keep abreast of international trends in jewelry design. The programme teaches about all the facets of jewelry trade from mastering, hand-rendering and casting to analyzing and appraising gemstones and acquiring computer aided design skills. Jewelry designing has become a recognised course and there are many colleges these days that are offering a B.Sc programme in the same:
1. Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery: Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery was under the supervision of the German Design and Manufacturing Experts till 2010. The college has 3 campuses in Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur. This college also has two sister organisations under The GJEPC which are: Gem Testing Laboratory, Jaipur/ Indian Diamond Institute, Surat.
2. Gemological Institute of India: This Institute has been recognised centre for the London based Fellowship (FGA) examinations of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain in India since its inception. The institute provides jewellery designing course at all levels from certificate course to B.sc programme.
3. Indian Institute of Jewellery: This institute has been nurturing the future of Gems & Jewelry Industries since 9 years. IIJM is the only institute in Gujarat, which is recognised by the Central government. of India.
4. Pearl Academy of Fashion: The Pearl Academy is a premium design institute and needs no introduction. It is one of the oldest design institutes in India providing design courses in every sphere.
5. ARCH Academy of Design: The Arch Academy of Design pioneered the first Online Entrance Examination for Design in India in 2011.
6. Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology: Situated in Bangalore, It is alos one of the oldest design college in the country and is one of the top art and design colleges in India.