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MJSA books offer best business practices and expert technical solutions for the making and selling of jewelry.
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101 Bench Tips for Jewelers
This book has been described as “Idea Central,” and its tips and tricks will help jewelers at any level speed production, improve quality, and raise profits at the bench.Learn More -
A Jeweler’s Guide to Apprenticeships: How to Create Effective Programs
Suitable for shop owners, students, and instructors alike, A Jeweler’s Guide to Apprenticeships provides detailed insights into all aspects of setting up a training program in the shop.Learn More -
A Refined Approach: Tips for Capturing Precious Metals, Choosing a Refiner, and Maximizing Returns
A Refined Approach offers a comprehensive guide to ensuring you’re not (literally) throwing away your profits.Learn More -
At the Bench Vol. 1: An Illustrated Guide to Working with Gold & Silver
Based on the popular AJM column of the same name, At the Bench Vol. 1 shows how you can save time and boost profits when repairing or fabricating gold and silver jewelry.Learn More -
At the Bench Vol. 2: Tips, Trick, and Step-by-Step Projects
In 1999, MJSA Journal began publishing a monthly column called At the Bench. It quickly became one of the most popular in the magazine.Learn More -
Jewelry Metals: A Guide to Working with Common Alloys
This practical guide offers expert insights into all aspects of working with precious and non-precious jewelry metals.Learn More -
MJSA Buyer’s Guide 2026-27
For nearly a century now—ever since it launched in 1927—the MJSA Buyer’s Guide has been the industry’s most complete source for vendors offering the best in jewelry-making supplies and services.Learn More -
The MJSA Guide to Subcontracting
There are many reasons why a jeweler might turn to a subcontractor, and the new digital book from MJSA Press can help to ensure you find the best fit.Learn More -
Working with Gemstones: A Bench Jeweler’s Guide
Enjoy stress-free setting! This book provides the information you need to avoid damaging expensive—sometimes irreplaceable—gems.Learn More

