Benchpeg gathered their own list of studio jewellery galleries and stockists still trading in the UK. The result is a wonderful resource for independent jewellers.

Since I started this blog, I’ve avoided discussing the growing phenomenon of online training because of my own concerns over conflict of interest. With this article, all that changes. I’ve spent 9 years researching all the major types of online and offline training delivery methods. In this article, I'm now sharing and discussing my findings.

The Economist has recently written an excellent introductory briefing on the current state of 3D printing and how it will affect industry.

I.materialise published an article on their blog about 5 common mistakes many 3D modellers make when designing for 3D printing. Read their list, and the additional items I've added.

BBC Business News recently aired a segment on How Crafts Workers are Learning to Sell their Work. In the segment, both the mentors and the craftsmen highlighted the importance of learning business skills. I agree, so I offer here a list of various mentorship and support schemes available for new jewellery businesses.

A few weeks ago, I discovered a book called Designing Jewelry with Rhino by Eliania Rosetti being self-published out of Brazil. Since it’s become clear that more CAD jewellers need to know about this book, I’ve written a brief review here.

The nice people at the CNC Cookbook blog have put together a valuable article of good starting up tips for new users of CNC mills. Many of these

As August is normally a slow news month for most manufacturers, this seems to be the time when bloggers and journalists are forced to get creative with content

Today I discovered a wonderful resource put together by the University of the West of England in Bristol. They have assembled a series of electronic archives for their enamel

It seems I’ve been chosen to be a featured designer for the i.materialise blog! Have a look, it’s a lovely interview. I.Materialise Blog – Jack Meyer Tells