Jewellery VideoJewellery Video
The seminar room where the recorded sessions happen — and hours of free jewellery education you can start watching tonight.
Video changed how crafts are taught, and jewellery is no exception — but it
changed it honestly, not completely. Some skills you can learn by watching:
gemmology theory, design aesthetics, process walkthroughs. Some you cannot:
the exact pull of a saw blade, the feel of a stone seating into a bezel. A
video-first strategy knows the difference.
The three layers of JDMIS video education
- Fully online starting points — gemmology theory can begin online, with
the classroom reserved for the hands-on parts
(GT100e). - Recorded webinars — public gem, jewellery and pearl sessions,
replayable free: the
gem library,
jewellery library
and pearl library. - Blended support — classroom courses carry video material for revision,
because the tricky skill only clicks on the third viewing.
Where to start
If you are video-first by preference: the
online courses overview maps what can be done
remotely, the video library collects the
watchable free material, and
blended learning explained tells you when to
close the laptop and show up in person.
The video is the support act — the studio is the main event. But the video
is free, and it is very good.
What students say
“I enjoyed fancy weaving because its something unusual and nice.”
— Nikoletta M. (Cyprus) · published student feedback
“I will use the skills learnt to draw more designs for my company as we are now dealing a lot in fancy cut diamonds.”
— Darvina P. (Singapore) · published student feedback
Free ways to explore
No sign-up, no payment — start with any of these.
Full recorded sessions — the best free starting point.JDMIS on YouTubeFREE
Course previews, blended-learning explainers and school life.Free jewellery webinar replaysFREE
Recorded sessions on design and the jewellery industry.Download the gem e-bookFREE
The school's free guide to gems — pairs with the replays.
See the online and blended options
Gemmology can be started fully online, and every classroom course at JDMIS has a video-supported path.
Visit jdmis.edu.sg