The Bahrain Institute for Pearls and Gemstones (DANAT) concluded its training program on the art of jewellery design, in collaboration with Kooheji Jewellery during the 12th edition of the Youth City.
The initiative demonstrated DANAT's commitment to corporate social responsibility, as well as its commitment to training and empowering young Bahrainis.
The institute aimed to integrate the youth into the execution of the National Pearl Revival Plan.
The training program specifically catered to individuals aged 18 to 35 who possess an interest in the jewellery sector. DANAT assembled a proficient team to educate participants on the fundamentals of diamonds, gemstones, and other precious materials.
The training program specifically focused on the intricacies of jewellery design, encompassing a comprehensive curriculum where participants were educated in fundamental aspects of creating diverse jewellery models and diamonds.
This included instruction in the production process, techniques for assessing and embellishing jewellery, sketching designs, and formulating intricate structures for valuable pieces.
The program aimed to enhance participants' skills and hone their expertise in the realm of geology, offering a well-rounded series of workshops designed to nurture and cultivate the talents and capacities of young individuals.
Participants engaged in a competition aimed at identifying the finest jewellery design. DANAT will select the winning design, which will be crafted by Kooheji Jewellery and showcased at this year's Arabian Jewellery Show.
Noora Jamsheer, CEO of DANAT highlighted that this training initiative emerges from the institute's unwavering dedication to orchestrating initiatives that invigorate and amplify the achievements of Bahraini youth.
"This initiative furnishes them with invaluable training prospects to acquire proficiencies in various domains linked to pearls and gemstones, refining their abilities to position them as optimal choices within the jewellery industry. We also praise the fruitful collaboration with Kooheji Jewellery in bringing this program to fruition," she added.
She noted that the training initiative held a distinct focus on nurturing the craft of diamond workmanship and jewellery within the Kingdom of Bahrain. This emphasis was particularly poignant due to the nation's extensive history in pearl extraction and trade.
Jamsheer highlighted that DANAT’s aims to elevate the proficiency and expertise of young individuals within this domain, while also instilling enthusiasm for engagement in this pivotal field.
Source: Bahrain News Agency