Employment in the Jewelry Industry

At our jewelry workshop, employment is more than a job — it is a long-term professional path within a precision-driven craft industry. We operate at the intersection of traditional goldsmith techniques, modern computer-assisted design, and high-end jewelry production.

We continuously seek skilled professionals and motivated specialists across all stages of jewelry manufacturing, from bench work and casting to CAD design, plating, quality control, and sales.

If you are looking for stable employment in jewelry, whether as a goldsmith, bench jeweler, jewelry designer, or production specialist, we invite you to explore our open roles below.

About Working in a Professional Jewelry Workshop

Our workshop environment reflects the standards of modern fine jewelry production:

• Hands-on craftsmanship combined with advanced technology

• Strict quality control at every production stage

• Collaboration between goldsmiths, CAD designers, stone setters, and polishers

• Precision handling of gold, gemstones, diamonds, and plated finishes

• Structured workflows, production documentation, and accountability

We value technical skill, discipline, and a genuine respect for jewelry craftsmanship.

Jewelry Employment Opportunities – Open Positions

Goldsmith / Bench Jeweler (Employment)

A goldsmith or bench jeweler is the backbone of any jewelry workshop. This role focuses on hands-on metalwork and fine assembly.

Responsibilities:

• Hand fabrication of gold jewelry

• Soldering, filing, shaping, and resizing

• Assembly of jewelry components

• Repair and restoration of fine jewelry

• Collaboration with designers and stone setters

Jewelry Designer (Employment)

A jewelry designer transforms creative concepts into wearable, manufacturable pieces.

Responsibilities:

• Design of original jewelry collections

• Translating ideas into technical drawings

• Working with goldsmiths and CAD teams

• Understanding production limitations and material behavior

• Supporting custom jewelry requests

CAD Designer / Model Maker (Employment)

This role focuses on computer assisted design (CAD) and digital jewelry modeling.

Responsibilities:

• 3D modeling using AutoCAD, Rhino, or other 3D modeling software

• Preparing files for casting and prototyping

• Arch CAD-style precision for dimensions and tolerances

• Collaboration with casting and production teams

• Optimizing models for manufacturability

(Key skills: AutoCAD, 3D modeling, computer assisted design, arch cad)

Jewelry Casting Technician (Jewellery Casting Jobs)

Casting specialists handle the transition from model to metal.

Responsibilities:

• Wax tree preparation and investment

• Lost-wax casting processes

• Metal melting and pouring

• Post-casting cleanup and inspection

• Coordination with model makers and goldsmiths

Plating Technician / Gold Plater (Employment)

A plating technician or gold plater ensures flawless surface finishing.

Responsibilities:

• Electroplating in gold and related finishes

• Surface preparation and cleaning

• Thickness and color consistency control

• Maintenance of plating baths

• Compliance with safety and quality standards

Diamond Setter / Stone Setter (Employment)

Stone setting requires extreme precision and craftsmanship.

Responsibilities:

• Diamond setting and gemstone setting

• Prong, bezel, pavé, and channel setting

• Secure and aesthetic stone placement

• Inspection for durability and symmetry

• Collaboration with quality control specialists

Jewelry Polisher (Employment)

A jewelry polisher is responsible for the final visual excellence of each piece.

Responsibilities:

• Mechanical and hand polishing

• Surface finishing for gold jewelry

• Removal of scratches and casting marks

• Preparing pieces for plating or final delivery

• Maintaining consistent finish standards

Jewelry Production Assistant (Employment)

Production assistants support daily workshop operations.

Responsibilities:

• Assisting goldsmiths and setters

• Preparing tools and materials

• Tracking production flow

• Basic workshop organization

• Supporting quality control processes

Quality Control Specialist (Employment)

A quality control specialist ensures every piece meets professional standards.

Responsibilities:

• Inspection of finished jewelry

• Verifying stone security and finishing

• Checking weights, dimensions, and craftsmanship

• Documenting quality reports

• Coordinating corrections with production teams

Jewelry Seller / Seller of Jewels (Employment)

Jewelry sellers connect craftsmanship with clients.

Responsibilities:

• Advising customers on jewelry products

• Understanding materials, gemstones, and pricing

• Handling custom orders and client inquiries

• Supporting online and in-store sales

• Maintaining professional customer relationships

Accountant – Jewelry Production (Employment)

This role focuses on financial accuracy within jewelry manufacturing.

Responsibilities:

• Production cost control

• Gold and material accounting

• Inventory valuation

• Pricing support for custom jewelry

• Financial reporting related to workshop operations

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Why Build Your Career With Us

• Long-term employment stability

• Real workshop experience, not mass production

• Exposure to traditional and modern jewelry techniques

• Clear professional growth paths

• Respect for craftsmanship and technical excellence

Apply for Jewelry Employment

If you are interested in employment as a goldsmith, bench jeweler, jewelry designer, CAD designer, plating technician, diamond setter, jewelry polisher, or jewelry seller, we encourage you to apply.

Please submit your CV and relevant experience. Qualified candidates will be contacted for further evaluation.