Richemont Jeweller
- Location
- Seniority
- Mid-Level
- Posted
- Mar 27, 2026
About Richemont
Richemont is a Swiss-based luxury goods holding company that manages a portfolio of distinguished maisons across jewellery, watches and fashion. As an employer it emphasises artisanal savoir-faire, heritage craftsmanship and the preservation of traditional techniques within contemporary luxury production environments.
Richemont seeks a Jeweller in Paris — bench jeweller for high-end jewellery manufacture, repair and finishing.
Role & Responsibilities
- Execute bench work for high-end jewellery: fabrication, soldering, filing, shaping and finishing to maison standards.
- Set, tighten and retip gemstones using a variety of setting techniques (prong, bezel, pavé, channel) with impeccable finish.
- Undertake precision repairs and restorations, including resizing, retipping, re-polishing and re-mounting.
- Perform quality control at all stages: dimensional checks, stone security, surface finish and hallmarking conformity.
- Collaborate with design and production teams to translate prototypes into production pieces and advise on manufacturability.
- Maintain and calibrate hand tools and bench equipment; ensure the atelier meets health, safety and precious-metal handling procedures.
- Keep accurate work records and time logs for pieces in progress and completed alterations or repairs.
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives to elevate finishing standards and reduce rework.
Qualifications
- Vocational qualification in jewellery making/goldsmithing (or equivalent apprenticeship) or demonstrable comparable experience.
- Proven mastery of traditional jewellery techniques: soldering, stone setting, finishing and polishing.
- Solid knowledge of precious metals and gemstone handling, including security and hallmarking best practices.
- Excellent manual dexterity and visual acuity, with experience using loupe and microscope.
- Rigorous attention to detail and a commitment to meeting luxury quality standards.
- Ability to work collaboratively within an atelier and communicate with design and client-facing teams.
Skills
Experience
Typically 3–5 years of bench experience in a luxury jewellery manufacture, specialised atelier or high-end repair environment; demonstrable portfolio of finished work and repairs.
Education
Vocational diploma or certificate in jewellery/goldsmithing or completion of a recognised apprenticeship; equivalent hands-on training will be considered.
Workplace
The successful candidate will be located in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
Culture
The working culture privileges meticulous craftsmanship, long-term skill development and respect for artisanal tradition. Teams operate in collaborative atelier settings where precision, discretion and a shared commitment to exceptional quality are paramount.
About Cerulean
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