Jewellery blog

Horology is the study of time and the art of measuring it. It involves the design, construction, and maintenance of c...

School of Jewellery students and alumni won a competition to design for the official medals awarded at the Birmingham ...

The School of Jewellery is home of BBC TWO series, All That Glitters; but what else is the building famous for? Its his...

Thinking of studying at our School of Jewellery? Alongside learning in our beautifully historic Vittoria Street buildin...

Tingyu Zheng, also known as Abigail, is an MA Jewellery and Related Products student from Nanjing, China.

As excitement builds around the showcasing of this year’s projects, we’re taking a look back at some of the unique proj...

Open Days are a great opportunity for you to experience a little bit of life as a BCU student. Take a look at why they...

Starting your postgraduate studies with us soon? We’re looking forward to welcoming you! If you want to get a head star...

We want you to be as successful whilst studying with us as possible. That's why we offer a variety of support. This blo...

Our inspirational, award-winning School of Jewellery is the perfect place to undertake a jewellery related course, but ...

Birmingham is known for many things, one of which being the prestigious Jewellery Quarter, which produces up to 40 per ...

We caught up with BA Jewellery and Silversmithing student, Prapasri Suwannakhot, who told us all about her role at...

Are you wondering what equipment you’ll need to start making jewellery? Once you have the basics, the possibilities are...

Jonathan Solomons (or Solly) decided to return to education at the age of 42 and is now a second year student on our BS...

MA Jewellery and Related Products student Yu Jin tells us about her experience as a postgraduate student and how her de...

If you find yourself getting lost on your Instagram feed daily in need of something new, we’ve gathered ten of the mos...

Alexandra Verejanu joined Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery to study BA (Hons) Horology in ...

Rebecca Skeels discusses episode three of All That Glitters, which sees the jewellers work with alternative materials.

If you are looking to join the School of Jewellery this September, look no further for tips and ideas on how to ...

We take a look at each of our courses and help you discover the exciting avenues you could explore when you graduate.

Amber Tenzin-Dolma shares her top tips for entering design competitions.

Choosing the right course can be a difficult decision. To make sure you start off on the right path, we’re taking a loo...

Our School of Jewellery is located over 3 sites in Birmingham’s famous Jewellery Quarter, nestled amongst a thriving je...

On November 4, 1889, the Birmingham Jewellery and Silversmiths Association (now the British Jewellers Association) held...

Jewellery blog

Reasons to study with us

Benefits of having a career in horology

Jewellery students going for gold with Commonwealth Games medal designs

What is the School of Jewellery famous for?

5 things to do in the Jewellery Quarter

Breaking gender inequalities through interactive jewellery

Three unique projects from Inspired Festival

5 reasons to join us at our Jewellery Open Day

How to prepare for your Master’s at the School of Jewellery

Student Support Services

Why you should study Jewellery in Birmingham

Careers you can do with a Jewellery Degree

My experience working at Toye, Kenning & Spencer

10 Jewellery Toolbox Essentials

A Day in the Life of a Gemmology Student

Why postgraduate study was the right choice for me

10 Jewellery Instagram Accounts You Should Be Following

What to Expect in Your First Year Studying BA (Hons) Horology

All That Glitters Episode Three: Alternative Materials

What can I do to prepare for my course at the School of Jewellery?

What career can I go into with a jewellery degree?

How to win design competitions

Which Jewellery Course is Right for You?

10 Things You Didn't Know About the Jewellery Quarter

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