Editor’s Note
This reflection from a new trainee in the jewelry industry underscores a fundamental truth for any profession: genuine interest is the cornerstone of excellence. As they note, a short training period can ignite a passion that transforms work into a more dedicated and fulfilling pursuit.
Mr.Poker
“In these few short days of training, I have also learned some knowledge. Although I haven’t been in this jewelry industry for long, I have gradually begun to like it. Only by liking it can I do it better.”
Cat Ball
“Through this period of study and practice, I have gained a deeper understanding of gemstone identification techniques and improved my own identification abilities. The following are some insights I gained during my internship. First…”
Zhang Mingyan
“Most students during their school years focus on core professional courses such as jewelry appraisal, jewelry design, and gemstone processing, with only superficial knowledge of jewelry marketing and management. This often results in graduates not being well-adapted to the job market. In jewelry-related work, gemstone identification is the most fundamental requirement, whether in gemstone cutting, jewelry design, jewelry making, jade carving, or jewelry marketing and evaluation! Therefore, gemstone identification is the top priority in teaching.”