Registration Opens for Stuller’s Bench Jeweler Workshop
The workshop returns in March, along with the “Battle of the Benches” mini challenge series.

The two-day program, running March 28 -29, will take place at the company’s global headquarters in Lafayette, Louisiana.
It will feature hands-on classes and informative demonstrations presented by experts at Stuller and renowned industry leaders.
Session topics include bench demonstrations, application of special finishes, basic diamond grading, soldering assembly, manufacturing with 3D printing, and hands-on use of modern CAD.
“This workshop offers an opportunity for bench jewelers to stay ahead of the latest industry advancements,” said Tiffany Adams, executive director of merchandising at Stuller.
“With sessions tailored to meet diverse skill levels, attendees can customize their experience by selecting from a variety of classes and demonstrations.”
Stuller has also opened registration for its “Battle of the Benches” series.
The series of three mini challenges will test the skills of bench jewelers on the demonstration floor during the Bench Jeweler Workshop.
The Battle of the Benches series includes the CAD mini challenge, the “Parts and Pieces” challenge, and the ring repair mini challenge.
“We look forward to welcoming Stuller customers to our Lafayette headquarters, where they’ll have the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge to drive business growth,” said Lauren Francez, director of events at Stuller.
Live stream coverage of the event will also be available on Stuller’s YouTube channel with commentary from experts around the company.
To register for Battle of the Benches, visit this page of Stuller’s website.
For more information and to register for the Bench Jeweler Workshop, visit this page of Stuller’s website.
Early bird admission to the workshop is $169 until Feb. 14, when it increases to $199.
Student admission is $99.
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