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Jewelry School | Full-Time Programs | North Bennet Street School Admissions & Financial AidFull-Time ProgramsStudent Life & ResourcesContinuing EducationAlumni & CareersGivingAboutPresidential Search Student & Alumni Login ApplyRequest InfoVisitDonateContactBlog Menu Admissions & Financial AidFull-Time ProgramsFull-Time Programs OverviewBookbindingCabinet & Furniture MakingCarpentryJewelry Making & RepairCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesLocksmithing & Security TechnologyPiano TechnologyPreservation CarpentryViolin Making & RepairStudent Life & ResourcesContinuing EducationAlumni & CareersGivingAboutPresidential Search Full-Time Programs > Jewelry Making & Repair Admissions & Financial AidAdmissions OverviewInfo Sessions Student Life Living in BostonFinancial AidFinancial Aid OverviewTuition & FeesGrants & ScholarshipsInternational StudentsCareer CounselorsVeteransFAQsFull-Time ProgramsFull-Time Programs OverviewVideosVirtual ToursProfilesBookbindingCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesCabinet & Furniture MakingCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesCarpentryCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesJewelry Making & RepairCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesLocksmithing & Security TechnologyCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesPiano TechnologyCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesPreservation CarpentryCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesViolin Making & RepairCurriculumFacilitiesFacultyTuitionCareersProfilesStudent Life & ResourcesContinuing EducationOverview & CalendarBook Arts & BookbindingWoodworking & CarpentryJewelry MakingMusical InstrumentsAlumni & CareersOverviewProfiles in CraftCareersAlumni AssociationDistinguished Alumni AwardStudent & Alumni PortalJobs & Commissions BoardBusiness DirectoryGivingOverviewAnnual Celebration of CraftPartners in CraftShaw SocietyWorkforce DevelopmentLives & Livelihoods CampaignAboutOverviewPartnershipsHistoryPeopleEmploymentPublicationsGallery/StoreVisitContact Presidential Search Jewelry Making & Repair The two-year, comprehensive Jewelry Making & Repair program prepares students to wilt professionals in the industry. The program attracts students from virtually the world who share a love of materials, originative expression, and working with their hands to make jewelry that transcends time. Jewelry fabrication and stone setting requires unrenowned hand skills, focus, and a thorough understanding of materials. Throughout your studies, you’ll continuously rencontre yourself and fine-tune your skills. You’ll create and repair jewelry of lasting value using traditional techniques and modern technology.You’ll work on increasingly ramified projects to develop proficiency in:Using a full range of jeweler's hand-toolsIdentification of metals and stonesMetal forming techniquesPolishing, soldering, and engravingLaser weldingSilver, gold, and platinum fabricationWax model makingJewelry repairAdvanced jewelry constructionStone setting Program DetailsCurriculum: Investigate what students learn over the undertow of the two-year program.Facilities: Virtually walk through the program space and seat room.Faculty: Meet our talented instructors, who are experts in their field.Tuition: Check out tuition, costs, and matriculation hours.Careers: Explore the variety of careers misogynist to Jewelry Making & Repair graduates and the employment outlook.Profiles: Read well-nigh our alumni, including how an education at NBSS opened doors for them.Additional InfoAdmissions Info: How to get your using started and what you need to apply.Financial Aid: Your education is an investment. Learn well-nigh our financial aid options.Jewelry Making & Repair brochure: Download at-a-glance details. Questions? Contact Rob O'Dwyer, Director of Admissions, at 617-227-0155 x111 or admissions@nbss.edu. "The value of precision and the quality of work the program demands was like nothing I had overly encountered. I completed projects that I never thought I could make." Colleen Matthews JM '12 ViewIncreasinglyJewelry Making & Repair Alumni Profiles Jewelry Making & Repair News Shop Tour: Flying Marquis Studio Ann Cahoon JM ' 02, Department Head of the Jewelry Making & Repair program, is a designer goldsmith whose work focuses on upper carat gold and platinum fabrication. She founded Flying Marquis Studio in 2005, and now works slantingly her metalworker husband, who owns Chris Ploof Designs. Their combined 10,000 sf shop is fully outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment and technology. Read increasingly well-nigh Shop Tour: Flying Marquis Studio At TheSeatwith Ann Cahoon JM '02 Ann Cahoon JM '02 has been working at one seat or flipside since she was 15 years old. "My interests was veritably in jewelry," says Ann, now the Jewelry Making & Repair Department Head at North Bennet Street School, "I've unchangingly been fascinated by jewelry as objects." Read increasingly well-nigh At TheSeatwith Ann Cahoon JM '02 Embracing Mistakes in Jewelry Making "Mistakes are great!" says Jewelry Making & Repair Department Head Ann Cahoon JM '02. "You don't know the limits until you hit them. One of the things that I really love well-nigh an wonk environment is that you can embrace the stuff that goes wrong." Watch this video of Ann describing this lesson learned by one of our students. Read increasingly well-nigh Embracing Mistakes in Jewelry Making Artisan Skills, High-Tech Tools Millennials are reshaping business, and today's jewelry industry is no different. Learn how our own program combines traditional skills with trendsetting projects, while moreover "pushing toward the wearing whet of technology," equal to one grad. Read increasingly well-nigh Artisan Skills, High-Tech Tools Jewelry Making Careers: Beauty Meets Hand Skills With its roots firmly planted in our ancestry, jewelry making is a career that isn't going to fizzle out unendingly soon. Jewelry is a form of self-expression, which we as humans will unchangingly consider to be inside to our identity. Jewelry may be beautiful, but it is moreover part of our joint history. Read increasingly well-nigh Jewelry Making Careers: Beauty Meets Hand Skills Tiny Sculptures, Big Impressions Not long without earning her BFA in Sculpture from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles in 2008, Miranda Harter JM '16 was when home in New York City and working at a jewelry store when she began to realize she wanted more. "One of the things that frustrated me in art school was the lack of accent on excellence and hand skills. At NBSS, you learn how to make jewelry in the way that hundreds of years of craftsmen have made it." Read increasingly well-nigh Tiny Sculptures, Big Impressions < > North Bennet Street School 150 North Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02109 617.227.0155 info@nbss.edu Contact UsGetting Here Quicklinks Blog Posts CalendarProfilesVirtual ToursVideosTuition Payment FacebookTwitterInstagramLinkedInYouTube Jobs & Commissions Board © 2018 North Bennet Street School. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Site Map Powered by Finalsite