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Firstly, you should find a Journeyman Jewelcrafter in the Exodar (for the Alliance) and Silvermoon City (for the Horde)in the expansion to learn the crafting. Any city guard can point you to a trainer and mark their location on your mini-map. So go ahead and take care of all your profession training needs while you're in the city, then head back out for your next round of quests. In short, upon your arrival, you can talk with the guard and he will inform you with the location of the jewelcrafting trainer and the map crafted for you.
Once you have found a trainer, interact with them (right click) and choose to train Apprentice Jewelcrafting.
Any class and race can pick up Jewelcrafting and gain a benefit, although certain ranks require certain levels. Not only that, but to obtain the final rank (Master) one must venture into Outland which requires a character of at least level 58.
Any character of any class or race can pick up Journeyman Jewelcrafting as long as their account is The Burning Crusade enabled. To advance past that you will have to have the required level. The last level, Master, currently is available to level 50 players but the only known trainers are in Outland (requiring level 58).
Primary & Secondary Professions
You may notice that a trainer will ask you if you're sure you want to choose 'XX' as your profession. This is because you can only choose two Primary crafting skills in WoW. Once you fill both slots, you'll be forced to 'unlearn' one if you try to learn a third. So be certain about your choices before you visit the trainers. The Primary professions are Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Herbalism, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, Mining, Skinning and Tailoring.
With Secondary professions, you can learn as many as you like. These aren't really money-making skills, so you're free to do all of them. There are three: Cooking, First Aid and Fishing. It's a good idea to go ahead and train all three since you may decide to pursue them later on. If you never use them you aren't really out much anyway, just a few copper.
Jewelcrafting
Jewelcrafting is a rather easy skill to use. Simply open your Spellbook and locate Jewelcrafting. From here select what you wish to craft then choose Create. You can use the slider to craft multiples at the same time, if you wish. If you have the available materials then a bar will come up letting you know the item is currently being created. If you wish to cancel during this time simply move your character around. If it fails due to movement then you will loose no materials.
Skilling up Jewelcrafting is easy. If it's colored Orange then you'll gain a skill point in Jewelcrafting. If it's colored Yellow then you'll have a decent change to increase in skill. If it's colored Green then you'll have a low chance to increase in skill. Grey items do not give skill points.
Quite a few Jewelcrafting items are Bind on Pickup, which means that the items created are only for you. This makes it a worthy skill to have when you're leveling because you'll have some useful items (rings, necklaces, etc.) and have Mining which is already a great source of profit.
A quick note, some items may require a Jeweler's Kit and/or a Simple Grinder. These items are available for sale by certain Jewelcrafter trainers and suppliers
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