B.Des in Jewellery Design
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About Course
Seamlessly blending artistic creativity with technical expertise, the B.Des in Jewellery Design course at JD Institute caters to individuals passionate about crafting one-of-a-kind jewellery pieces. The course delves into the foundational principles of design, explores the complexities of diverse jewellery styles, and introduces students to the business dynamics of managing a jewellery brand. It also highlights the application of modern materials and techniques. Furthermore, the curriculum of B.Des in Jewellery Design emphasizes entrepreneurial acumen, equipping students with the skills to launch their own jewellery ventures or collaborate with renowned brands and design studios.Â
Course Overview
The B.Des in Jewellery Design program combines a strong creative foundation with advanced technical training. Starting with courses such as Visualization and Representation, Art Appreciation, and Fundamentals of Design, students develop their artistic and conceptual skills. As they progress, they gain expertise in CAD, Jewellery Manufacturing Techniques, and Gemology through practical, hands-on experiences. The program also incorporates market research, sustainable practices, and entrepreneurship to prepare students for real-world challenges. With a focus on industry-relevant projects, internships, and portfolio development, the BDes. in Jewellery Design Course equips graduates with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the evolving jewellery design landscape.
Utilizes AI for material selection and design optimization, enabling students to craft innovative and sustainable jewellery pieces. ​
Why Choose B.Des in Jewellery Design from JD Institute?
Offering the perfect platform for students to thrive in the field of jewellery design, JD Institute’s B.Des in Jewellery Design Course meticulously combines creativity, craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology. The curriculum is crafted to encompass every facet of jewellery design, from conceptualization and material exploration to technical proficiency in CAD and 3D modeling. It also incorporates the concept of AI for jewellery design, enhancing creativity and innovation in design processes. Students gain hands-on experience with contemporary tools, allowing them to bring their artistic visions to life. The institute’s state-of-the-art infrastructure and access to industry experts ensure exposure to the latest trends and practices.
- Emphasises on learning various interior designs and spatial design methodologies, both new and established; questioning their capability in meeting the current concerns.
- Develops the ability to comprehend contemporary aspects of interior design through the integration of both theory and practice, and provide effective and adaptable solutions.
- Focuses on the integral elements of interior design such as, colour and lighting, furniture in interiors, floriculture and landscaping, consumer and merchandising, etc.
- Develops the idea of deliberating on the evolving trends, contemporary norms, cultural dynamics and innovations of interior design both in, Indian and international market.
- Provides opportunities to students to showcase their design work through presentations, portfolio, and exhibitions.
Learning Outcomes
The B.Des in Jewellery Design program aims to produce graduates who exhibit advanced skills in visual representation and conceptualization, enabling them to transform creative ideas into unique and marketable jewellery designs.
- The B.Des in Jewellery Design program aims to shape graduates into skilled professionals with advanced visual representation and conceptual abilities, enabling the translation of creative concepts into original, market-ready jewellery designs.
- Students will develop proficiency in the technical aspects of jewellery manufacturing, mastering tools like CAD software, metal fabrication techniques, gemstone setting, and other essential methods.
- They will explore the nuances of both domestic and international jewellery markets, gaining insights into trends, customer preferences, and economic dynamics.
- The curriculum of B.Des in Jewellery Design course underscores the importance of sustainability and ethical decision-making, fostering practices that are both environmentally sustainable and socially responsible.
- Graduates will learn to navigate the business aspects of the jewellery industry, including budget management, cost efficiency, branding, and entrepreneurship.
- Additionally, the program prioritizes professional skill development, emphasizing collaboration, effective communication, and adherence to legal and industry standards.
- It encourages creativity and innovation, preparing students to stay ahead in the ever-changing jewellery design landscape by embracing new methodologies and technologies.
Career Opportunities
The B.Des in Jewellery Design program opens up a diverse range of career options for its graduates in the fast-paced and evolving jewellery industry. Here are some roles they can pursue:
- Jewellery Designer
- CAD Designer
- Entrepreneur
- Retail Buyer
- Visual Merchandiser
- Jewellery Consultant
- Academician
- Jewellery Stylist
Reasons To Apply
- Develop a deep understanding of the various parameters that inform the practice of interior design, to identify issues faced by the current interior design industry and to provide solutions that are innovative and ergonomic.
- Develop an understanding of how history, cultural and community inform the practice of interior design.
- Understand various materials and their processes, along with new innovative technological and digital mediums that help in interior design practice.
- Undertake collaborative projects, field visits and gain experience through industry exposure supported by the institute.
Course Structure
Semester I
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD101 | Visualization and Representation – I | Practical |
2 | BdesJD102 | Art & Aesthetics | Theory |
3 | BdesJD103 | Fundamentals of Design – I | Practical |
4 | BdesJD104 | Material Exploration | Practical |
5 | BdesJD105 | Digital Fluency | Theory |
Semester II
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD201 | Fundamentals of Design – II | Practical |
2 | BdesJD202 | Visualization and Representation – II | Theory |
3 | BdesJD203 | Design Communication | Theory |
4 | BdesJD204 | Geometry | Practical |
5 | BdesJD205 | Foundation Project | Practical |
Semester III
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD301 | Design Foundation for Jewellery | Theory |
2 | BdesJD302 | Design Process | Practical |
3 | BdesJD303 | CAD | Practical |
4 | BdesJD304 | Jewellery Manufacturing Technique – I | Practical |
5 | BdesJD305 | Sustainable Practices | Theory |
Semester IV
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD401 | Gemology 1 | Theory |
2 | BdesJD402 | Jewelry Assaying and Hallmarking Standards | Theory |
3 | BdesJD403 | Design Project 1 (Range Development) | Practical |
4 | BdesJD404 | Jewellery Manufacturing Technique – II | Practical |
5 | BdesJD405 | Advanced CAD | Practical |
6 | BdesJD405 | Entrepreneurship | Theory |
Semester V
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD501 | Gemology 2 | Theory |
2 | BdesJD502 | Market Dynamics | Theory |
3 | BdesJD503 | Trends and Forecast | Theory |
4 | BdesJD504 | Intership | Practical |
5 | BdesJD505 | Jewellery Accessories & Body Adornment | Practical |
6 | BdesJD506 | People Management | Theory |
Semester VI
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD601 | Jewellery Cost & and Budgeting | Theory |
2 | BdesJD602 | Metallurgy and Casting process | Theory |
3 | BdesJD603 | Jewellery Manufacturing Technique – III (Advance) | Practical |
4 | BdesJD604 | Visual Merchandising | Practical |
5 | BdesJD605 | Design Project 2 (Range Development) | Practical |
Semester VII
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD701 | Brand Study | Theory |
2 | BdesJD702 | Packaging Design | Practical |
3 | BdesJD703 | Jewellery Styling | Practical |
4 | BdesJD704 | Craft Study | Practical |
Semester VIII
Sl No | Subject Code | Subjects | Type |
1 | BdesJD801 | Professional Practices | Theory |
2 | BdesJD802 | Portfolio Development | Practical |
3 | BdesJD803 | Graduation Project | Practical |
(B.Des) in Jewellery Design program offers an exquisite blend of creativity, craftsmanship, and contemporary techniques. This course is designed to ignite your passion for jewellery making and transform your artistic vision into tangible masterpieces.
Course Highlights:
- Creative Curriculum: A comprehensive syllabus covering the fundamentals of jewellery design, gemstone setting, metalwork, and modern design software.
- Hands-on Training: Extensive practical sessions and workshops guided by industry experts to hone your skills in crafting and designing unique jewellery pieces.
- Industry Exposure: Collaborations with renowned jewellers and design houses to provide real-world experience and networking opportunities.
- Innovative Techniques: Learn the latest in CAD (Computer-Aided Design) technology and 3D printing for jewellery.
Comprehensive Stationery and Materials List
– Artists Sketchbook A3 size (spiral binding)
– Flat brush ( 4, 6, 10)
– Tip brush (000, 2, 4, 6)
– Scale (Metal)
– Staedtler Technical pencil and lid box ( 0.5 & 0.3) –
Staedtler graphite pencil ( 2B, 4B, HB)
– Staedtler kneadable eraser
– Staedtler normal eraser
– Paper cutting Scissor
– Geometry Box
– Graph book (25 pages minimum)
– Clip board – smooth (10 inch * 14 inch* minimum) –
Isograph rotring pen 0.10mm ( 4 pcs)
– Rorting Ink (Black, White, Yellow, Brown)
– Paper cutter adjustable knife
– Masking tape (Half inch diameter)
– Chart Paper
– Stencils (Round , Oval, gemstones, ring view)
– Colours
o Staedtler Luna 48 shades watercolour pencils
o Gauche colours tube set of 24
o Dry Pastel Colours set of 12
– Watercolor palette
– Medium size bowl
– Black cut board sheet A4 Size (50 pcs)
– Gateway Paper A4 Size (100 pcs)
– Tracing Sheet (Butter paper matte finish) A4 size (50 pcs) –
Executive Bond sheet (100 pcs)
– Tissue paper
– Fevicol Gum
– Fixative spray
Manufacturing Material
Metal wire (Copper/ Brass/ Silver)
Jewellery making pliers and cutter
Glass stones
Soldering Pieces
Beads
Hooks / ClaspsÂ