Cartier Jeweller (High Jewelry)

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Location
France
└Île-de-France
└Paris
Seniority
Mid-Level
Department
Manufacturing, Artisanal & Industrial Operations
Industry
High Jewelry
Posted
Apr 13, 2026

About Cartier

Cartier is a Paris-based haute joaillerie and watch maison renowned for exceptional craftsmanship and iconic design. As part of the Richemont group, the brand combines artisan ateliers with global luxury retail operations, offering careers rooted in technical excellence and heritage.

Cartier — Paris: Jeweller (High Jewelry) role in the atelier, requiring stone‑setting, soldering and hand finishing expertise.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Produce, assemble and finish high‑jewellery pieces to Maison quality standards, executing complex metalwork and hand finishing.
  • Set gemstones (pavé, prong, bezel and other techniques) with precision and respect for gem integrity and design intent.
  • Perform micro‑soldering, polishing, engraving and other bench skills to achieve flawless aesthetic and structural results.
  • Interpret technical drawings, prototypes and CAD outputs to translate design into manufacturable pieces.
  • Execute rigorous quality control checks, document work, and adjust pieces to meet tolerance and wearability criteria.
  • Collaborate with design, prototyping and repair teams to resolve technical issues and improve production processes.
  • Maintain bench tools, microscopic equipment and a clean, safety‑compliant workspace; train or mentor junior bench staff when required.

Qualifications

  • Vocational qualification in jewellery-making, goldsmithing or equivalent (e.g., CAP/BEP in bijouterie/joaillerie) or proven apprenticeship background.
  • Demonstrable mastery of classical stone-setting techniques and precious‑metal joining/finishing.
  • Strong visual acuity, manual dexterity and sustained attention to fine detail under magnification.
  • Understanding of gemological properties and safe handling of precious stones; gemology certification (desirable).
  • Commitment to the exacting quality standards of high‑jewellery production and confidentiality regarding proprietary designs.

Skills

Stone setting: pavé, prong, bezel and channel techniques Micro‑soldering and precision metal joining Hand engraving and surface finishing Polishing and final finishing of precious metals Interpreting technical drawings and 3D CAD outputs Use of precision bench tools and loupes/microscopes Rhinoceros (Rhino) CAD — desirable

Experience

Minimum 3 years of bench experience in high‑jewellery or luxury jewellery manufacture, with a track record of producing finished pieces meeting maison standards; prior experience within a luxury maison or artisan atelier is preferred.

Education

Vocational diploma or apprenticeship in jewellery-making / goldsmithing (e.g., CAP/BEP) or equivalent practical training.

Workplace

This position is based in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

Culture

The workplace emphasizes artisanal excellence, meticulous attention to detail and respect for heritage craftsmanship. The atelier operates collaboratively with designers and prototypists, fostering continuous skill development and mentorship within a global luxury environment.

About Cerulean

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