Jewellery design and making
Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry
Tokyo, Japan
Two- to four-year jewellery courses (making, stone setting, high jewellery); watchmaking
Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, founded in 1966 in Tokyo, is Japan's best-known jewellery school, with a second school in Osaka. It is known for high craft standards and for contemporary jewellery.
What you can study
Two- to four-year jewellery courses covering making, stone setting and high jewellery, and a watchmaking course.
Who it suits
Students who want intensive, structured craft training in Japan; most teaching is in Japanese.
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