live benchtips - soldering tips for jewellers
We regularly run a a free Live Benchtips Session, a Q&A for you to ask an expert jewellery your questions. I would love you to join us this month where we will be talking all about soldering for jewellers.
Soldering is one of the key skills that a jeweller needs to master. Whether you are a beginner in jewellery or more advanced, there is always more to learn so I would love you to join me for a FREE live Q&A session. This is part of our Benchtips series and I will be joined by experienced goldsmith Hayley Kruger to answer your questions and to give you lots of valuable tips and tricks.
Free Soldering Benchtips LIVE
When? Monday 23rd September 2024 at 8pm BST UK time
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What if I can’t join you live?
No problem! Still sign up and we will ensure you receive the replay which you can watch at a time that works for you
How are the sessions run?
This Benchtips session will be run on Zoom. Come as you are! You can choose to have your camera off if you prefer. We take questions via text in the chat so you won’t need to be on camera
ABOUT hayley
Hayley Kruger is a jewellery designer and jewellery industry professional who has worked in many aspects of the trade since 2002. With a BA Honours in Jewellery and Silversmithing, Hayley went onto work as a designer for many of the UK's most recognisable retailers such as Top Shop, Marks & Spencer, River Island, Next, Lola Rose, Orelia, Morgan and many more. She taught for many years at the London Jewellery School and has been a mentor for the Jewellers Academy Diploma courses since the beginning, currently mentoring on the Advanced Jewellery Diploma. Hayley was invited to show her work at the Victoria and Albert Museum, has been published in Vogue, Stylist and Marie Claire to name a few. And she was invited to be an ambassador for Triumph Lingerie's Women in Making campaigns 2013 and 2014. Using the experience she gained, Hayley now works from her studio in Cirencester on private commissions including engagement rings and shares her knowledge on various aspects of the jewellery industry. Who better to learn from than an experienced goldsmith?