Stuller’s annual Bench Jeweler Workshop held at the company’s Louisiana headquarters from March 27 to 29 will be featuring new educational classes. Jewellers from all over the country will participate in two days of experiencing the latest tools, learning from other industry professionals, networking with their peers and getting hands-on experience with new techniques and equipment.
The workshop will also include demonstrations and in-depth seminars that will explore continuing education for jewellers, current issues that are of importance to retailers and sales teams, and Basic Diamond Grading.
“There’s something here for everyone, from novice to pro,” says Darrell Warren, vice president merchandising. “Take classes that interest you, visit skill and product demos, talk shop with other jewelers, and be among the first to handle new products and technology debuting in the industry – it’s all here at the Workshop.”
One of the new classes focuses on jewellery photography and will explore what images are best suited for online use and the importance of photography during the repair process.
“We open our home to share what we’re learning and the challenges we’re facing, but also to hear about the struggles and triumphs from jewelers across the country,” says Tammy Kidder, vice president merchandising. “When we all come together to support our peers in the industry, that’s when the true value of the Workshop really shines through.” CJ
Author: Canadian Jeweller Magazine Staff
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