- Employment
- Part-Time
- Seniority
- Entry-Level
- Department
- Retail & Boutique Operations
- Industry
- High Jewelry
- Posted
- Nov 3, 2026
About Swarovski
Swarovski began cutting crystal in Wattens, Austria, in 1895. Today its work spans crystal production, jewelry design and retail. The house also supplies crystals to designers working in fashion and couture.
The Sales Consultant represents Swarovski, guiding customers through the brand experience, building emotional connections, anticipating needs and presenting products with styling advice. This is a part-time, 20-hour campaign role at ECI Campo Naciones in Madrid.
Role & Responsibilities
- Accompany customers throughout their Swarovski experience.
- Build an emotional connection with customers and deliver an engaging experience.
- Anticipate customer needs and offer styling advice.
- Showcase and present Swarovski products.
Qualifications
- Excellent fashion sense and a genuine passion for Swarovski and its products.
- Experience or a keen interest in luxury fashion, cosmetics or lifestyle brands.
- High motivation and a strong customer-service orientation.
- Dedication and a target-driven attitude.
- Willingness to develop a career and grow with Swarovski.
- Previous retail experience.
Experience
Previous retail experience; experience or a keen interest in luxury fashion, cosmetics or lifestyle brands.
Workplace
This position is based in Madrid, Madrid, Spain.
Benefits
Swarovski product discounts; Employee Assistance Program; volunteering leave; learning and development programs.
Culture
Product knowledge is part of the sales role. Advisors explain how cut and color affect a crystal and help clients distinguish the crystal collections from Swarovski Created Diamonds.
About Cerulean
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