Are you are an artisan entrepreneur looking to improve the quality and efficiency of your work? A jewellery company employee needing to implement commercial techniques for in-store repairs? A hobbyist looking for the best training available? Studying Fashion Jewellery with the professionals means less trial and error, a better understanding of the quality of components available, and superior products for your clients, customers or friends and relatives.
The third level in fashion jewellery techniques focuses on wire working techniques; always ensuring your designs maintain professional standards worthy of premium pricing and that you use your time and materials effectively - you can do amazing things that will take others years to figure out. Extend your creative possibilities even further.
Course outline
Wirework Chain Designs
Wirework Planning and Grouping for Efficient Production
Jig Fabrication & Component Creation
Professional Wire Wrapping Techniques
Professional Wire Coiling Techniques
Endless Style Stringing Techniques
Student reviews:
Tools & materials
Price is inclusive of hundreds of natural materials, genuine crystals and top-quality findings, as well as a full-set of tools and design boards.
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Learning path
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This course offers a practical hands-on experience. At the end of the workshop, participants will have produced one or more pieces of jewellery.
Prerequisites:
FJ100 - Fashion Jewellery 1: Creative and Essential Fashion Jewellery Knowledge.Next Step (Fashion Jewellery Arts Specialisation):
FJ400 - Fashion Jewellery 4: Master Fashion Jewellery Techniques.Next Step (Jeweller's Knowledge):
GT100 - Jewellery Trade Practices 1: Gem and Jewellery Trade Secrets. and/or
FT100 - Jewellery Fashion Trends 1: Epic and Contemporary Trends.Participants attending and completing this programme as a stand-alone certification can choose to enroll for the Fashion Jewellery Arts Diploma.
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Duration
30 hours
1 week (Full-time), or
10 weeks (Part-time)JDMIS runs week-day, weekend and weeknight courses for this popular course. JDMIS also has flexible make-up schedules and graduates can return without cost for refresher courses (subject to availability).
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Course Fee:
Invest in Your Creative Future
One payment. Lifetime access. No recurring fees.
Private Atelier Experience
30 hours exclusive in-studio training with Master Trainers
Exclusive schedules throughout the year, only in Singapore.
Professional Toolkit Included
Included with your Private Atelier Experience


Frequently asked questions — Advanced Fashion Jewellery (FJ300)
What will I learn in Fashion Jewellery 3?
FJ300 covers complex finishing techniques — professional knotting, wire-weaving and multi-strand construction — plus the industrial efficiency secrets used to produce high-quality jewellery faster without compromising artistic integrity.
How is this different from hobby-level making?
The professional techniques in this course are what distinguish hobbyist pieces from high-end, retail-ready collections, with real-world insight into material sourcing and quality control.
Will it help me sell my jewellery?
Yes — faster production times and professional finishes translate directly into better margins, and the course is taught with a commercial lens for designers building collections, not one-off gifts.
Where does it sit in the Fashion Jewellery series?
FJ300 follows Fashion Jewellery 1 and FJ200, and prepares you for FJ400 Master Techniques — together the pathway through the Diploma in Fashion Jewellery Arts.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Advanced Fashion Jewellery & Sales course for?
Artisan entrepreneurs improving quality and efficiency, jewellery company employees implementing commercial techniques for in-store repairs, and hobbyists seeking the best training available.
What does the advanced level focus on?
Wire working techniques, always ensuring designs maintain professional standards worthy of premium pricing, and using your time and materials effectively.
Start the track: Fashion Jewellery Making (FJ100) then Intricate Fashion Jewellery Styles (FJ200).





