Your annual JMGA subscription falls due on 1st July each year. Memberships not renewed before 1st October will be considered lapsed.

Please list below any special skills or knowledge you have that you would be prepared to share with other members, either in a workshop or meeting situation (as tutor or speaker, or in group discussion), or that you would be willing to have other members contract you for advice on, should the need arise. e.g. Enameling, anodizing, stone setting, book keeping, wax carving, etc.

All new members are encouraged to include a nomination by an existing JMGA member.

As an incorporated body, JMGA WA (Inc) keeps up to date records of members, which is held and maintained by the Secretary, and may be available, upon specific request, for viewing by current financial members only. Unless specified otherwise, your details are recorded on a membership database which is otherwise available only to the Executive Committee for mailing purposes (communications will come to you via email). JMGA WA does not disclose member’s personal information to third parties.

It is a condition of membership that all members agree to abide by the JMGA WA Code of Conduct.

Click here to view the Code of Conduct

List of Objectives *Please Note: It is now a condition of membership that members must read and accept the List of Objectives outlined by the JMGA WA Inc.  Find these listed below or in the About Us section of this website:

- Act as a vehicle by which jewellers and metalsmiths can communicate with each other, and those interested in this area;
- Support the advancement of craft in Australia;- Maintain an exchange of information with similar groups in Australia and overseas;
- Publish newsletters and/or magazines which will be of benefit and promote members and membership;
- Generate funds, for the advancement of the crafts of jewellery and metalsmithing in Australia;
- Become a lobbying force in such areas as legislation affecting jewellers and metalsmiths and exhibitions;
- Consolidate the craft of jewellery and metalwork in Australia as an art form.