JOIN JAA

Since 1931, the JAA has nurtured, promoted and protected hundreds of individuals, companies and families across Australia to embrace their passion of jewellery and desire for high achievement to create successful and rewarding businesses.

Becoming a member of the Jewellers Association of Australia gives you access to a comprehensive range of benefits designed to support your business, strengthen customer confidence and keep you connected to the wider jewellery industry.

JAA membership benefits fall across six key areas, giving you an at-a-glance view of the value of membership. Each of these areas is explored in more detail below, or you can view the full JAA Member Benefit Guide by clicking on the image.

From practical business support and trusted guidance to industry advocacy, resources and exclusive savings, JAA membership is here to help protect, support, guide and grow your business — while providing a strong, collective voice for the Australian jewellery industry.

To join, simply follow these easy steps. First, determine your membership category below - either general or associate and click on the button to move through to the application form.

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GENERAL MEMBER

ASSOCIATE MEMBER

A person or company will only be eligible for admission as a General Member if that person or company derives at least the majority of its income or turnover from the jewellery industry (including fashion jewellery) and that person or company is domiciled in Australia.

Other requirements include:

Person or Company has an Australian Business Number (ABN)
Person or Company has been trading in the jewellery industry in Australia for a minimum of 12 months or have relevant industry experience
Be nominated by a current member of the JAA who you trade with; they will be asked a series of questions about the current business relationship. Alternatively, provide two references from companies you trade with that are not JAA members.

This category includes students, retirees, provisional members (new businesses to the jewellery industry), education providers (RTO - see below*) and other jewellery industry associations.

Other requirements may include:

Person or Company has an Australian Business Number (ABN)
Person or Company has been trading in the jewellery industry in Australia for a minimum of 12 months or have relevant industry experience
Be nominated by a current member of the JAA who you trade with; they will be asked a series of questions about the current business relationship. Alternatively, provide two references from companies you trade with that are not JAA members.

Associate Members are ineligible to vote. A company applying for membership through the Buying Group Member Scheme will only be eligible for admission as an Associate Member.

*Students must be studying in a jewellery related course at TAFE or university.

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The Jewellers Association of Australia acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land.