FLUENCY IN JEWELRY DESIGN: Surviving As A Jewelry Designer
Posted by learntobead on June 10, 2025

Designers focus their attention inward, looking, listening, sensing and searching themselves at length, only later to redirect their findings outward, creating jewelry to be displayed publicly or worn by others or sold. Doing this well often requires having several coping strategies.
Designers have to bridge the gap between inspiration and execution. This requires a lot of thought, understanding and skill.
Having both right- (creative) and left- (administrative) brain skills is a good place to be.
Don’t let the craft substitute for your personal identity. It’s always great to get compliments on what you make. This bolsters your self-esteem. But you should have good self-esteem based on who you are as a person, not on the pieces of jewelry you make. Self-esteem should come from within you, not external to you. …
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