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Meet as many people in the jewelry industry as you can--other jewelers, jewelry designers, salespeople, gallery owners. Tell them that you want to become a jeweler and ask them for advice. When a job opens up, let them know you're available and ready to learn. On-the-job training will be one of the most important learning opportunities you receive in your career as a jeweler. Accept any job offer you receive from a jewelry store or gallery, even if it means you'll be making sales on the floor or polishing jewels in the back. A job as a salesperson can give you valuable experience in interacting with customers and learning what they're looking for, and help you expand your network in the meantime. Many jewelers-in-training start out as polishers and gain valuable on-the-job experience through informal apprenticeships in manufacturing facilities, retail stores, or repair shops. Even if you're working as a salesperson, ask to observe and learn from the store's bench jeweler or gemologist. Soak up all the knowledge you can from these professionals who've had success in the industry. For example, you could work regular shift as a salesperson in the retail store, but ask to come in after hours or on days off to observe the jeweler at work. Treat the jeweler to coffee and ask for any tips they have for an aspiring jeweler.

summary: Start networking. Start small and work your way up in the jewelry industry. Learn from jewelers already in the business.

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To control how small the test area is, apply the spray to a Q-tip, and transfer it to a very small part of the fabric that will be hidden by your hair or other clothing when you wear the garment. If the color doesn't bleed off when you rub it, you can safely apply the spray to your stain. Use enough product to completely saturate the stained area of fabric be generous! Either buy a cheap toothbrush or use an old one that needs to be replaced anyway to gently scrub at the stain to loosen it from the garment. You don't want to spread the stain around, but dab it to pick the nail polish up onto the cotton ball. When one cotton ball becomes covered with nail polish, replace it with a fresh one to prevent transferring the nail polish back onto your garment. Hold the stained part of your garment under running water in the sink or bathtub to rinse the fabric of both polish and bug or hair spray. Repeat the process of spraying with bug/hair spray, scrubbing with toothbrush, and rinsing in warm water until the stain has been completely removed from your garment. Run the garment through the laundry when you've finished.

summary: Test the product on a small, hidden area of the fabric. Spray the product directly onto the stain. Scrub the stain loose. Blot the stain with a cotton ball. Rinse with warm water.

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Use the power button to power off the device into which you're inserting the SIM card. On an iPhone or iPad, hold the Sleep/Wake button until a "slide to power off" message appears on the screen. Drag the slider to the right to power off your device. SIM card tray location is device-dependent. On iPhone or iPad, the SIM card tray is on the top or side of the device's housing, depending on the model. Look for the outline of a small panel with a hole on one side. On other devices, such as those made by Samsung, you must remove the back cover and, possibly, the battery to access the SIM card tray. Check the device's documentation or the manufacturer's website if you can't locate the SIM card tray. Make sure the device into which you want to insert the SIM card uses the same SIM card size as the one you want to use. You can get an adapter to seat a smaller SIM card into a larger tray. If you're attempting to seat a larger SIM card into a small tray, and it's not inside an adapter, you'll probably have to get a new SIM card from your carrier. The method for ejecting a SIM card is device-dependent. On iPhone or iPad, and devices with external SIM card trays, insert an unbent paper clip into the hole in the tray, push gently inward, and remove the paper clip. The tray should eject. On other devices, such as those made by Samsung, the tray should be open if there's not a SIM card seated in it. Do so by seating the SIM card in the tray and gently pressing the tray inward until it locks into place. Align the clipped corner of the SIM card with shape of the tray. On devices that require it, replace the battery and back cover. If prompted to do so, enter the PIN for your SIM card.
summary: Power off the device. Locate the SIM card tray on your device. Check the size of the SIM card. Open the SIM card tray. Insert the SIM card. Power on your device.