
and AI for
jewellers
Helping jewellery brand owners
design, build, and automate with
Rhino CAD and AI. In person in
Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
or online.
Hamed Arab

A jewellery brand owner teaching
other makers to design with Rhino CAD
and build with AI. Real tools, real
projects, real outcomes.
Official Rhino Training Centre since 2023.
Rhino Authorized Trainer. AI engineer.
Founder of Silux London. Studio in the
Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham.
5-Day AI Intensive,
from £550
Come in with an idea. Leave with a running business: brand identity, a working website, a content library, and at least one AI automation.
Cohort 1, July 2026, Victoria Mansions, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham. 6 seats only. Early bird ends 2026-06-15. Online one-to-one sessions also available.
Free monthly evening workshops. June at Malmaison Birmingham, from July at the Victoria Mansions studio.
Free Gemstone Library
25 carefully crafted gemstone shapes in both Rhino (.3dm) and universal (.obj) formats. Drop them straight into your jewellery designs. Free, delivered by email.
25 gemstones, in your hands in under a minute.
Tools & Skills
Tools
& Skills
Rhino CAD
- Jewellery modelling
- Pavé and stone setting
- 3D print prep
- Rendering for marketing
AI for makers
- Brand identity with AI
- Product photography
- Listing copy
- AI image generation
Business building
- Client persona
- Pricing strategy
- Content calendar
- Launch plan
Automation
- Email marketing flows
- Inbox management
- Inventory tools
- Customer-service agents
Rhino 8
ProMidjourney
WorkingChatGPT / Claude
DailyShopify
Live site
Awards &
Recognitions
The CAD/CAM Jeweller
Volume 1: The Definitive Guide for Modern Jewellery Design
Transform your jewellery design workflow with the most comprehensive resource on CAD/CAM principles and standards. Bridges traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology.
The book is the foundation behind everything I teach in the academy: real production standards, written from years on the bench and at the screen.
Volume 2 in development.







