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Stuller Unveils Comprehensive 2026 Event and Training Schedule for Jewelry Professionals

Stuller has unveiled an extensive calendar of in-person events and practical training initiatives for 2026, designed to foster professional growth for jewelers at every level. This comprehensive program features a diverse array of workshops, specialized educational courses, and technical instruction, all aimed at supporting both bench jewelers and other industry professionals in acquiring new proficiencies, forging valuable connections, and exchanging expert knowledge.
Among the highlighted offerings for 2026 is the Stuller bench jeweler workshop, a two-day immersive experience hosted at the company's headquarters in Lafayette, California. This event provides a unique platform for bench jewelers to engage in classes led by industry experts, observe product demonstrations, and participate in peer-to-peer networking sessions, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
Further enriching its educational portfolio, Stuller will also present Bridge®, its signature education and networking gathering. This event is specifically crafted to unite jewelry professionals, facilitating collective learning, fostering collaboration, and offering profound insights into current industry trends and practices. The company's year-round training schedule is robust, encompassing detailed sessions that delve into both fundamental and advanced techniques essential to the craft. These include specialized modules on stone setting, precise soldering methods, the art of hand sketching, innovations in digital manufacturing, advanced laser welding applications, and proficiency in various jewelry design software. Each session is meticulously designed to provide practical, actionable skills that participants can immediately apply to their work.
Concluding the impressive roster of events is the three-day Gemvision Symposium, an intensive program dedicated to exploring cutting-edge innovation, creative methodologies, and collaborative practices within jewelry design. Hosted in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, this symposium convenes a diverse group of designers, educators, and industry leaders. Attendees will benefit from hands-on learning experiences and expert-led discussions, fostering an environment rich with creative exchange and professional development. This symposium serves as a pivotal gathering for those looking to stay at the forefront of design and technological advancements in the jewelry sector.
Stuller's expanded 2026 event and training schedule underscores its commitment to empowering jewelers with the tools, knowledge, and connections necessary for success in an evolving industry. From foundational skills to advanced design, the diverse programs aim to enhance technical proficiency and foster a strong, interconnected community among jewelry professionals.
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