Making Jewelry from Different Historical Periods

Making Jewelry from Different Historical Periods, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 3.42, with 19 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 17 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create jewelry from different historical periods Understand how to use handmade jewelry tools Learn how to make handmade jewelry that they want to sell Understand jewelry design principles and color combinations Introduce a range of jewellery making techniques Introduce a range of jewellery making techniques This course is ideal for individuals who are People who like making beautiful handmade jewelry that they want to sell. or People who want to start a jewelry business and want to turn their hobby into a job. It is particularly useful for People who like making beautiful handmade jewelry that they want to sell. or People who want to start a jewelry business and want to turn their hobby into a job.

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Title: Making Jewelry from Different Historical Periods

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 3.42

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Curriculum Items: 19

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 19

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

How to create jewelry from different historical periods
Understand how to use handmade jewelry tools
Learn how to make handmade jewelry that they want to sell
Understand jewelry design principles and color combinations
Introduce a range of jewellery making techniques
Introduce a range of jewellery making techniques

Who Should Attend

People who like making beautiful handmade jewelry that they want to sell.
People who want to start a jewelry business and want to turn their hobby into a job.

Target Audiences

People who like making beautiful handmade jewelry that they want to sell.
People who want to start a jewelry business and want to turn their hobby into a job.

Ever wondered why jewelry first appeared? Or how it has changed over the centuries? Jewelry dates back to prehistoric times when early humans wore jewelry such as amulets, status symbol or adornment. The materials used were shell, bone, wood, pebbles, animal skin and feathers. Beads were discovered dating from 110,000 BC. Archaeologists believe that these beads were used as either amulets or for adornment purposes. Copper first appeared in the making of jewelry around 5000 BC. Around 4000 BC the first objects from gold were created. At the same time, gold began being used in Egypt. Elaborate jewelry was created, like ornaments and amulets, many of which carried the intricate designs of gods, insects and animals. Later, jewelry production was carried on in ancient Mesopotamia, ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Medieval jewelry was greatly influenced by the Christian religion. Later jewelry lost its religious content and the Industrial Revolution lead to a mass production, that was affordable for everyone. Nowadays plastic enhanced the shape and colors of the modern jewelry, giving designers more freedom of expression. From artistic shape to sentimental meaning, there are many reasons why handmade jewelry brings up a real feeling that a mass-manufactured piece cannot. A jewelry collection lacking handmade pieces does not have the complexity or passion of one that does.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Jewelry History

Chapter 2: Sumerian Jewelry

Lecture 1: Sumerian Jewelry

Lecture 2: Sumerian Earrings

Chapter 3: Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

Lecture 1: Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

Lecture 2: Ancient Egyptian Earrings

Lecture 3: Upper Egypt Necklace from the 25th Dynasty

Chapter 4: Ancient Roman Jewelry

Lecture 1: Ancient Roman Jewelry

Lecture 2: Ancient Roman Earrings

Chapter 5: 14th Century Jewelry

Lecture 1: 14th Century Jewelry

Lecture 2: 14th Century Earrings

Chapter 6: 18th Century Jewelry

Lecture 1: 18th Century Jewelry

Lecture 2: 18th Century Earrings

Chapter 7: 19th Century Jewelry

Lecture 1: Upper Arm Ornament from Papua New Guinea

Lecture 2: Natural Fiber Necklace from the Andaman Islands

Chapter 8: 20th Century Jewelry

Lecture 1: Dahomey Shell Necklace from Benin

Lecture 2: Xhosa Beaded Charm Necklace

Lecture 3: Upper Arm Ornament from Polynesia

Chapter 9: Handmade Jewelry Charts

Lecture 1: Handmade Jewelry Charts

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