About the job
We are looking for a highly skilled, independent jeweler who is confident with both traditional bench work and modern technology, and who is equally comfortable representing the house directly to our clients.
Responsibilities
- Execute sizing, chain and clasp restoration, prong re-tipping, bezel and shank work, and head replacement to a standard that withstands close inspection.
- Set stones across every discipline — prong, bezel, channel, pavé, and micro-pavé — on client heirlooms and house inventory alike.
- Undertake hand fabrication, casting, polishing, and finishing as each project requires, using both traditional bench methods and modern equipment, including laser welding.
- Meet with clients to discuss repairs, alterations, and custom work, and prepare clear estimates and timelines.
- Manage your own workload and job tracking, and honor every completion date promised to a client.
- Maintain precise documentation and secure handling of client property from intake through completion.

Key Qualifications
- Proficient in torch and laser welding.
- Skilled in ring sizing, chain repair, fabrication, and fine jewelry restoration.
- Strong hand-tool and precision bench skills, with an excellent eye for detail and quality craftsmanship.
- Comfortable working directly with clients and discussing repairs, alterations, and custom work.
- Organized, with strong administrative and job-tracking skills.
- Able to manage projects independently and meet promised completion dates.
The Candidate
- Jewelers of America bench certification (CBJ, CBJT, or CMBJ), or equivalent mastery demonstrated through portfolio and evaluation. We weigh the work above the years.
- Comprehensive knowledge of precious metals and gemstones, and of how each behaves — able to anticipate what a repair will ask of a stone or a setting before the first tool touches it.
- At ease with a discerning clientele: composed, articulate, and able to explain a technical constraint without condescension.
- Prepared to grow into the design conversation if not already conducting it. We invest in exceptional hands.
- A true collaborator. This position touches every other role in the house, and the model succeeds only when the exchange between them is seamless.
- Available to work weekends and holidays through the season.
Compensation & Benefits
Salary from $100,000, commensurate with experience and demonstrated command of the bench, plus the opportunity for a performance-based bonus.
- Wyoming levies no state income tax — a meaningful difference in realized compensation against comparable positions in other luxury markets.
- Relocation assistance available.
- Four weeks of paid time off.
- 401(k) with company matching.
- Educational allowance in support of continued mastery: bench certification, GIA coursework, and trade education.
- Tool allowance: $2,000.
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