Jewellery video library — webinars, replays and free learning resources

Before paying for any course, spend an evening with the free material a
school publishes. It teaches you the subject and shows you how the school
teaches — two for one.

The three replay libraries

• Gems —
  identification, treatments, trade practice. The flagship library.
• Jewellery —
  design and industry sessions.
• Pearls —
  types, grading and the pearl trade.

The companions

• The gem e-book —
  the reading companion; open it while the replays run.
• Name That Gem —
  the school's free gem-identification game.
• The Gem Globe —
  an interactive tour of the world's famous gem sources.
• JDMIS on YouTube —
  course previews and school life.

What the replays are for

• Tasting gemmology before committing to a course
• Revision between classroom sessions
• Deciding whether the instructor's teaching style is yours

When video stops being enough

The moment you want to do rather than know — handle stones, use
instruments, make settings — the video path ends at a classroom door. That is
by design: see what works online, then check the
experience classes
for the studio side.

What students say

“I intend to contribute articles to jewellery magazines and hope that someday I can be an authority in this field. That's a dream.”

— Yen Ting C. (Singapore) · published student feedback

“I will use the skills acquired to make pieces for family, friends and of course, myself! If I could get to a point of eventually selling pieces, even better!”

— Elena A. (Australia) · published student feedback

Free ways to explore

No sign-up, no payment — start with any of these.

WWatch a free gem webinarFREE
Full recorded sessions — the best free starting point.JJDMIS on YouTubeFREE
Course previews, blended-learning explainers and school life.FFree jewellery webinar replaysFREE
Recorded sessions on design and the jewellery industry.DDownload the gem e-bookFREE
The school's free guide to gems — pairs with the replays.

Keep exploring

Garnet — the rainbow family you thought was redGarnet explained — the family from deep red almandine to green tsavorite and colour-changePearls — types, grading and carePearls explained — freshwater vs saltwater vs shell, the lustre-first grading order, and tSapphire — every colour except redSapphire explained — blue and the fancy colours, why corundum toughness makes it a daily-wSynthetic vs natural gems — the difference that mattersSynthetic versus natural versus imitation explained — same chemistry different origin, hon

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