Compufield - Courses for learning computer generated jewellery designing. Gemological Institute Of America - Established in 1931 as the nonprofit educational resource for the gem and jewelry industry. With a staff of more than 500 dedicated professionals, GIA is committed to helping both the industry and the consuming public understand the dynamic world of gemology through its vast network of educational programs and services. By providing jewelers with the knowledge, tools and training to better serve the consumer, GIA strives to promote the integrity of the industry and secure the public's trust. Holland Jewelry School - Learn the basics and advanced techiques necessary to become a master jeweler.
Students learn the science, art, mechanics and business of jewelry and diamonds.
Programs draw upon the principles of hard work and practice, and builds on these principles by engendering proficiency on all aspects of the metal trades, not just the technical ones. Entrepreneurship is key to launching rewarding art careers. William Holland Lapidary School - Classes include beading, casting, lapidary and gem ID, wirewrapping, chain making, glass bead making, silver clay and chain making.