The Jewelry Symposium invites a new paper!

 


The Jewelry Symposium invites a new paper!

The Jewellery Symposium (TJS) for the Advancement of Jewelry Manufacturing Technology is a passionate, collaborative, non-commercial, global community inspiring creativity, fostering innovation, and encouraging the further development and advancement of all facets of the jewelry making family. This is the dome to present jewellery, consider presenting a paper now or at the next Symposium.

In he context of presentation TJF said, “We are seeking original presentations that have not been given before (with a few relevant exceptions). If your topic supports the jewelry industry and is non-commercial, we’d like to hear about it! Our audience or your peers crave topics on manufacturing, cutting-edge technology and research, business practices, safety, history, bench work, gemstones, metals, sustainability, sourcing skilled employees and the list goes on. What expertise are you passionate about and excited to share?”

As a speaker, it is to write a paper on the topic, and then give a 45-minute presentation on the content of that paper at the conference. It is important to share an abstract. TJS said if, Abstracts must be submitted to TJS by August 1st, 2024 and Papers must be completed and submitted by January 15th, 2025.”

By explaining the steps ahead, TJS said, because we will be publishing your paper in a hardbound book, we need adequate time for editing and printing of the books, so January 15th is a firm deadline. Please consider this before submitting an abstract for 2025. It is very important that you can meet this deadline. Presentations are due by April 15th, 2025.

 

 

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