Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is revamping the GIA Graduate Jeweler program in collaboration with grasp goldsmith and award-winning jewelry designer Alan Revere, who constructed an award-winning assortment of designer jewelry within the Eighties and Nineties.
A previous president of the American Jewellery Design Council, Revere directed and taught at his faculty in San Francisco for 40 years, educating hundreds of jewellers and designers on high quality craftsmanship.
Duncan Pay, GIA’s Senior Vice President of Schooling and Chief Tutorial Officer, stated. “The GIA staff is delighted to welcome Mr. Revere’s experience and expertise to collaborate on the Graduate Jeweler program. I can’t think about a greater alliance between the strongest gamers in modern American jewelry schooling.”
The revised GIA Graduate Jeweler program will combine most of the profitable facets of Revere’s well-known Revere Academy of Jewellery Arts, specializing in bench expertise as the muse for making ready graduates to enter the jewelry business. This system might be primarily based on a collection of initiatives designed to develop creativity and the applying of conventional jewelry making expertise.
GIA will announce program begin dates for the revised Graduate Jeweler program in late 2023.
Grasp goldsmith and award-winning jewelry designer Alan Revere.
