Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts - Professional Training for Everyone
Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts - Professional Training for Everyone
Professional Jewelry Making - New!
Professional Jewelry Making - New!

“Before I came to Revere, I had a passion and excitement for creating, but I did not have the skills I needed to make jewelry. The knowledge of the instructors, the
organized curriculum and the attitude of my fellow classmates provided the best possible atmosphere for learning the skills I need to make my ideas become reality. I look forward to earning a living working at something I am passionate about.”

Eric Harman
Graduate Jeweler
Huntington, IN

Professional Jewelry Making
A Contemporary Guide to Traditional Jewelry Techniques
 

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Professional Jewelry Making - New!

When Alan Revere published Professional Goldsmithing in 1991, he brought traditional European jewelry training to the US for the first time. Professional Goldsmithing was a best seller and quickly became a standard text in the field. To mark the 20th anniversary of this ground-breaking work, Alan Revere and Brynmorgen Press have teamed up to offer this new expanded edition that includes five new projects, over 130 new photos, and a handsome new layout. Thirty-five projects lead students and jewelers at all levels through a wide range of skills, from basic layout to advanced fabrication techniques. Revere’s four decades as a passionate teacher are evident on every page as he leads us methodically through each step. What hasn’t changed is the precise instruction that makes this edition a fitting testament to its predecessor and an invaluable resource for jewelers of the future.

“Every sentence confirms Revere’s stature as an experienced master of goldsmithing.”
- Prof. Dr. Erhard Brepohl, author of Theory and Practice of Goldsmithing


“A must read for anyone making jewelry.”
- Jurgen J. Maerz
  JA Certified Master Bench Jeweler® and platinum expert


“The most significant contribution to jewelers’ literature in decades. Bravo!”
- Charles Lewton-Brain
   Professor of Art, goldsmith and author

   
“The best reference for a classical jewelry education.”
- Tim McCreight
   Professor of Art, goldsmith and author