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Student Spotlight: Michaela Turley of Mijatu

Michaela Turley is the designer and maker behind small jewelry brand, Mijatu. Working out of her home studio in New York City, she originally came from the sunny shores of Australia where she was constantly surrounded, and ultimately influenced by the strength and natural beauty of the environment around her. LJS: What’s your background? How…
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Student Spotlight: Jennifer Dunham

LJS: What’s your background? How did you get into jewelry making, and when? JD: While working a corporate fashion job, I was looking for something to put more creative energy into. I wanted to start my own business and find more fulfillment in my work- It wasn’t until Sept/Nov 2015 where the medium became jewelry.…
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Class Spotlight! The Amazing World of Wax Carving

Spring classes are starting soon! Intro to Wax Carving is a fantastic class to get your feet wet in this versatile medium! You may ask What is Wax Carving? Well, the art of wax carving dates back all the way to 3500 BCE! Probably even earlier! Ancient civilizations used the beeswax that had been leftover…
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Student Spotlight: Huan Wang of Jewelyrie

LJS: What’s your background? How did you get into jewelry making, and when? HW: I have been a stay home mom ever since one year after I graduated from prestigious Parson’s school of design, I wanted to be a top notch high end fashion designer back then. Instead I spent the past 20 years build…
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Class Spotlight – Gold Workshop!
We have an awesome workshop coming up this weekend, Gold! Sat + Sun ~ Nov 7 + 8 ~ 11am-5:30pm there’s only a couple seats left, Register now! In this exciting 2-day workshop you’ll be creating either a set of stacking rings, a ring with a bezel set stone, or earrings with set stones. If you…
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#BENCHTIPTUESDAY!
At our class this Saturday July 11th JEWELRY PHOTOGRAPHY WITH YOUR PHONE, we will be teaching many pro tips to save you lots of money and resources while displaying your pieces at their best. Today, the one taster tip we will give is to always have the grid feature on when taking jewelry shots.…


