Chaumet Jeweler OJ3

Paris • France

Sunday, January 19, 2025

Chaumet, a distinguished member of the LVMH group since 1999, stands as a beacon of Parisian jewelry excellence. Nestled in the heart of Place Vendôme, Chaumet has been synonymous with exceptional craftsmanship since its inception in 1780. The Maison's storied history intertwines with that of France itself, and today, it is undergoing a dynamic transformation, firmly rooted in modernity and experiencing robust sales growth.

1. Define and determine the necessary resources to create commissioned pieces from technical drawings and stone dimensions.
2. Employ appropriate techniques to fabricate the commissioned piece, including stone setting, calibration, 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 Maison's pieces and heritage.

1. Diploma in BJO and Arts and Crafts (CAP or BMA).
2. Minimum of 5 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 handmade work.
7. Autonomy and time management skills.

A minimum of 5 years of experience in high jewelry is required.

Diploma in BJO and Arts and Crafts (CAP or BMA).

LVMH recognizes and recruits all talents, offering a supportive environment for professional growth.

Chaumet fosters a culture of excellence, deeply rooted in its rich heritage while embracing modernity. The Maison values craftsmanship, creativity, and collaboration, providing a nurturing environment where artisans can thrive and contribute to the legacy of one of France's most storied jewelry houses.