About the job

Company Description

TOM WYLIE JEWELLERY LTD & TWM is a specialist jewelry business dedicated to high-quality craftsmanship and personalized service. The company focuses on creating, repairing, and enhancing fine jewelry pieces for a diverse clientele. Team members work closely with customers to bring bespoke designs to life, ensuring attention to detail at every stage. The workshop environment values precision, creativity, and reliability, offering opportunities to develop advanced skills in jewelry making and design.

Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Goldsmith role based in Erskine. The Goldsmith will be responsible for crafting, repairing, resizing, and restoring jewelry pieces using a range of traditional and modern techniques. Daily tasks include working with precious metals and stones, executing custom designs, performing engraving work where required, and ensuring high-quality finishing. The role involves collaborating with sales and customer service team members to understand client requirements, provide technical input on design feasibility, and maintain consistent standards of presentation in the workshop. The Goldsmith will also help maintain tools, equipment, and a safe working environment, adhering to company policies and industry best practices.

Bench Jeweler

Qualifications

  • Strong goldsmithing skills, including working with precious metals, soldering, stone setting, and repair work.
  • Proficiency in jewelry design, with the ability to interpret sketches, create custom pieces, and advise on design adjustments.
  • Experience with engraving and fine finishing techniques to achieve detailed and precise results.
  • Customer service and sales skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, understand client needs, and support in-store consultations.
  • Attention to detail, manual dexterity, and a commitment to high-quality craftsmanship.
  • Ability to work on-site in a workshop environment, manage multiple pieces at different stages, and meet agreed timelines.
  • Prior experience as a Goldsmith or in a related jewelry-making role; formal training or apprenticeship in jewelry or metalwork is an advantage.
  • Knowledge of health and safety practices in a jewelry workshop, including safe handling of tools, chemicals, and materials.

 

 

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