Chaumet Jeweler OJ2/OJ3

Chaumet, a distinguished Parisian jewelry house under the prestigious LVMH Group, has been a beacon of elegance at Place Vendôme since 1780. With over 240 years of heritage, Chaumet seamlessly blends unparalleled craftsmanship with a contemporary vision, placing humanity and nature at the forefront of its commitments.

1. Define and determine the necessary resources to create commissioned pieces based on technical drawings and stone dimensions.
2. Employ appropriate techniques to manufacture the commissioned piece, including stone setting, calibrating, and complex systems.
3. Ensure the piece's compliance with specifications before setting and polishing, completing it in accordance with the estimate and guidelines.
4. Contribute to the restoration of the House's pieces and heritage.

1. Diploma in Jewelry and Art Professions (CAP or BMA) or equivalent university education.
2. Minimum of 3 years of experience in high jewelry.

1. Curiosity, humility, and rigor.
2. Organizational skills and integrity.
3. Aesthetic sense and artistic sensitivity.
4. Team spirit.
5. Ability to interpret drawings and create volumes.
6. Mastery and appreciation of handcrafted work.
7. Autonomy and time management skills.

Minimum of 3 years of experience in high jewelry is required.

Diploma in Jewelry and Art Professions (CAP or BMA) or equivalent university education.

Chaumet is committed to maintaining an inclusive work environment and recognizes and recruits all talents.

Chaumet is a house of passion and transmission, driven by a creative and bold collective. The company values the diversity of talents and encourages each employee to express their potential.