Chaumet Heritage Assistant

About Chaumet

Founded in Paris in 1780 and historically appointed jeweller to Empress Joséphine, Chaumet embodies more than two centuries of exceptional savoir-faire in high jewellery, watchmaking and the art of tiaras. As an employer, the Maison offers a refined environment where heritage, creativity and technical excellence converge, inviting teams to contribute to creations that balance imperial legacy with contemporary elegance. Within the LVMH group, Chaumet provides opportunities to develop in métiers spanning craftsmanship, design, retail, client experience and corporate functions, while fostering precision, cultural sensitivity and a deep respect for transmission. Its employees join a house where beauty, innovation and Parisian distinction are cultivated with enduring purpose.

Role & Responsibilities

• Populate and maintain the collection management database, creating and enriching documentary files for artworks in paper and digital formats
• Monitor auction sales and update tracking tables to maintain current market data on Chaumet pieces
• Assist with research activities including authentication research to support after-sales services, auction house commissioners, and antique jewelry merchants
• Catalogue and describe books housed in the Heritage Department library
• Execute logistical and administrative tasks including coordinating valuable shipments, managing team schedules, organizing team meetings with minutes, obtaining and tracking quotations
• Manage the Heritage Department's contact database by adding, updating, and sourcing missing information
• Organize exhibitions and events, including artwork inventory lists, loan correspondence and contracts, arranging secure transportation, and assisting with installation and dismantling
• Participate in guided tours of the heritage installation located in the 12 Place Vendôme salons

Qualifications

• Bac +4 or Bac +5 qualification in history, heritage studies, or art history (such as École du Louvre), business school, or equivalent university degree
• Knowledge of jewelry history or gemmology preferred
• Methodical mindset with rigorous attention to detail
• Strong interpersonal skills and collaborative spirit
• Absolute discretion and confidentiality awareness
• Adaptability, flexibility, responsiveness, and versatility
• High level of availability
• Excellent written communication abilities
• Fluent English proficiency
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite

Skills

Experience

Entry-level or newly graduated candidate with foundational knowledge in heritage, history, or art history discipline; prior internship experience in cultural institutions or similar heritage environments is advantageous but not required.

Education

Bac +4 or Bac +5 in history, heritage studies, art history (such as École du Louvre), business administration, or equivalent university qualification. Knowledge of jewelry history or gemmology is beneficial.

Workplace

Culture

Chaumet offers a refined workplace culture rooted in Parisian elegance, exceptional craftsmanship, and the heritage of Place Vendôme. As an employer, the Maison values precision, creativity, and the transmission of savoir-faire, fostering an environment where teams contribute to enduring luxury while collaborating with discretion, passion, and excellence.

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