Richemont Jeweller

Richemont is a leading Swiss luxury goods holding company that houses a portfolio of prestigious maisons in jewellery, watchmaking and leather goods. As an employer, Richemont emphasises artisanal excellence, preservation of heritage techniques and investment in in-house ateliers across its brands.

1. Execute precision manufacture, repair and finishing of high‑end jewellery to maison quality standards, including soldering, polishing and final assembly.
2. Set and secure gems using appropriate techniques (pave, prong, bezel, channel), ensuring even alignments and consistent tension.
3. Produce bespoke and made‑to‑order pieces from technical drawings or prototypes and collaborate closely with design and production teams to refine fit and finish.
4. Perform quality control inspections at each stage, document work, and rectify any defects to guarantee conformity with luxury standards.
5. Maintain and calibrate bench tools and equipment; manage consumables and small parts inventory for the bench.
6. Advise on technical feasibility and time estimates for bespoke commissions and alterations; escalate complex issues to senior craftsmen when required.

1. Vocational qualification or apprenticeship in jewellery manufacture, goldsmithing or equivalent technical training.
2. Formal training or certification in gemmology or stone grading preferred (e.g., recognised gemmology diploma).
3. Demonstrable portfolio of work in fine jewellery, showing proficiency in stone setting and metal finishing.
4. Excellent manual dexterity, meticulous attention to detail and a strong sense of aesthetic judgement.
5. Familiarity with luxury quality standards, precious metals and gemstone handling protocols.

1. Hand fabrication and fine soldering
2. Stone setting (pavé, prong, bezel, channel)
3. Precision polishing and finishing
4. Micro‑soldering and torchwork
5. Quality control and defect remediation
6. Jewellery measurement and tolerancing
7. Workshop tool maintenance and safe handling of jeweller's equipment

Typically 3+ years of bench or atelier experience in fine jewellery manufacture, repair and bespoke work for luxury brands or high‑end independent jewellers.

Diploma or apprenticeship in jewellery making, goldsmithing or equivalent technical qualification; gemmology certification preferred.

Richemont environments prioritise craft mastery, exacting standards and collaboration between ateliers and design studios. Teams are oriented toward mentorship and long‑term skill development, preserving traditional techniques while integrating contemporary design and precision methods.