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Hands-on jewellery education at Courtville Academy
Courtville

Academy

 

Explore the elegance, romance and hidden symbolism of antique jewellery through our hands-on educational courses.

The Drawing Room, Powerscourt Townhouse, Dublin 2

As featured in The Irish Times

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Courtville Academy

What our guests are saying

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★★★★★

I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of the course, it was exceptional. The speakers were so on point and happy to engage with questions. I couldn't find a single fault. Perfect!

 

Mary S.

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Enjoyable, engaging, enlightening, entertaining.

 

Claire T.

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

The course was above and beyond all expectation. I absolutely loved it! Hand on my heart it was impeccable, really couldn't improve it in any way.

 

Barbara

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Beautiful setting and the speakers are very engaging. The detailed imagery is excellent and I love the recap after the quiz. More please!

 

Susan H.

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Loved this event even more. The introduction was excellent, describing where history and gemmology meet.

 

Emma O.

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Venue is superb. Access and booking very easy. Excellent presentations from great people, well organised.

 

Roberta

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Thoroughly enjoyed my afternoon, learnt so much, looking forward to learning more.

 

Bernice D.

Hidden and Heartfelt: Early Victorian Jewellery

★★★★★

Nothing to improve, really enjoyed the talk and the excellent historical information.

 

Paul

Jewellery to Die For: Mourning Jewellery

★★★★★

A wonderful and insightful experience. I loved the social meaning of jewellery, and that it was accessible for everybody not just the wealthy.

 

Fiona F.

Jewellery to Die For: Mourning Jewellery

★★★★★

Very informative. I enjoyed the themes of history and theology being interwoven into the topic of antique jewellery.

 

Sarah D.

Jewellery to Die For: Mourning Jewellery