Website: https://www.jewelryhistorians.org
Email: info@jewelryhistorians.org
Contact Number : https://www.jewelryhistorians.org/contact
The American Society of Jewelry Historians (ASJH) is a non-profit organization (501c3) based in New York City, founded by Jean Appleton. We are a global community of jewelry enthusiasts, collectors, and professionals dedicated to exploring the rich history of jewelry from ancient times to the present day. Our mission is to educate and inspire new generations of jewelry lovers through shared knowledge and expert research.
Our Passion for Jewelry History
We welcome anyone with a passion for jewelry, regardless of their background. Whether you are an experienced historian, a dedicated collector, a student, or simply a jewelry admirer, ASJH provides a platform to connect with like-minded individuals. Our members include gemologists, curators, appraisers, designers, and craftspeople who share a deep appreciation for the artistry and stories behind iconic jewels and jewelry houses.
Exclusive Member Benefits
Joining ASJH offers access to a wealth of resources and professional networking opportunities:
- Expert Lectures: Attend in-person and online lectures featuring world-renowned experts on topics ranging from precious stones and manufacturing techniques to famous designers and royal collections.
- Educational Resources: Receive our informative newsletter and stay updated on the latest research and industry trends.
- Private Events: Gain access to museum tours of jewelry-related exhibits and invitations to exclusive events featuring prominent curators and historians.
- Professional Connections: Connect with respected minds in the jewelry and antiques industries both virtually and in person.
- Scholarships and Grants: Support for newcomers through the ASJH Student Scholarship, which includes an honorarium and publication opportunities.
Join the ASJH Community
Experience the fascinating realm of jewelry traditions and history. We offer several membership tiers, including regular, corporate, and student options. By becoming a member, you help preserve the scholarly record of jewelry research and contribute to a vibrant community dedicated to the preservation and celebration of jewelry as a vital part of the human experience.
