JOIN ME next Thursday November 16 at 1 pm EST (7 pm Madrid time) for a free 1-hour introductory class online:

• Transform your approach to jewelry through the history of 4 less known jewelers, why does their work still matter today?
• Why do the same jewelry brands get the spotlight, while other jewelers are overlooked? By focusing on less known designers, we can acknowledge the challenges and advantages of building a more diverse legacy of jewelry
• You’ll not only walk away with new knowledge, but an insight into how to approach your own trajectory for meaningful impact online, whether you're a designer or jewelry professional

PS: There’ll be a recording for all who register! And by showing up live, you'll not only be able to participate in the Q&A , but you’ll also get a 20% discount for my upcoming jewelry course

Meet your teacher: Ana Estrades, MA

I’m a jewelry curator and educator turned digital creator, who advocates for building a diverse legacy of jewelry internationally. I'm launching this online course on 4 lesser known jewelers' legacies to help you transform your approach to jewelry and impact online.

Originally from Spain, I lived for 11 years in the USA, where I completed a Masters in Design History at the Bard Graduate Center in NYC (2014-16). If you like to learn starting from the jewels themselves, you’ll engage with my visual teaching style, which is the result of years teaching from museum collections at institutions like the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, Spain, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. Officially, I’ve taught jewelry to MA students at Sotheby's Institute of Art in NYC (Spring of 2018). And was adjunct faculty at Meredith College in person and online through the pandemic (2019-22), while I curated the American metalsmith Mary Ann Scherr’s retrospective at the Gregg Museum of Art and Design in Raleigh, NC. Back in Spain, I’ve lectured for the Jewelry Appraisers Association (AETA) in Madrid.

Let’s connect! You can follow my Instagram jewelry stories @jewel_break and Linkedin newsletter

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