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Overview

Jewellery design is not just about aesthetics; it's an emotional design that captures personal stories, milestones, and sentiments, turning precious materials into a timeless preservation of memories.

With 25 years of excellence in design education, ARCH College has contributed to the transformation of budding designers by nurturing creativity and entrepreneurial thought process. ARCH College has empowered thousands of students to become skilled professionals and successful entrepreneurs.

Industry professionals serve as faculty bringing real-world insights, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technological advancements. Collaborative co-creations with industry leaders as jewellery design course curriculum at ARCH College ensures hands-on experience and valuable mentorship, sharpening the skills demanded by the industry.

ARCH College provides comprehensive infrastructure for jewellery creation, including a casting lab and advanced machinery encouraging experimental practices. Designers-in-training participate in experiential learning with precious and semi-precious materials along with unconventional materials like paper, leather, and wood, enhancing creativity and promoting sustainability.

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Industry Insights

  • The global jewellery market is projected to exceed $330 billion by 2026.
  • India’s gold jewellery exports for the 2024-2025 financial year were USD 11.21 billion.
  • Jaipur exported over $1.17 billion in gems and jewellery in 2022–23, affirming its leading role in the industry.
  • The Indian jewellery market is expected to reach INR 4,777 billion ($58 billion) by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 8.7%.
  • The sector employs over 5 million people and accounts for 10–12% of India’s total merchandise exports.
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Placements

THE ARCH EXPERIENCE

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GABA - Khadi Fashion Show

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Jewellery Designing Process

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Jewellery Enameling Workshop

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Inside the Jewellery Design Lab

ALUMNI SPEAK

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Bharat Tiwari

(Academic Years: 2018-2021)

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Sanchi Porwal

(Academic Years: 2020-2023)

Student Work & Recognition

Work by Riddhi Choudhary

Paula Patton wore ORRA Diamond jewellery at the Academy Awards 2014 (OSCARS) designed by Riddhi Choudhary.

Work by Rupal Gupta

A Finalist for the ‘Swarovski Elements Jewellery Design Award 2012’ with her piece ‘Medusa’.

Work by Rita Burman

Won the ‘World Gold Council Jewellery Design Award’ for her Necklace and Earrings set.

Work by Shaifali Katta

ARCH Jewellery Student, won JAS Jewellery Show 3rd Prize in Student Category

SHORT READS

Latest trends in customer choices for Jewellery

The latest trends in the design segment are quite promising and have attracted attention to become the favourite ones among the consumers.

Changemakers- New Fashion Business Models

Creative Dialogue between : Vishwas Shringi - Founder and CEO, Voylla Fashions Private ltd, Chintan Bakshi - CEO, Startup Oasis, Thenny Mejia - Founder and CEO, Fashionabc

The Role of Cultural Influences in Jewellery Design

Jewellery acts as a medium for cultural expression, enabling artisans to imbue their creations with the essence of their heritage.

Jewellery Trends 2025: What’s In and What’s Fading Out?

Jewellery is more than just adornment; it is a form of self-expression, cultural identity, and timeless artistry. As fashion continues to evolve, jewellery trends follow,

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