About the job
Company Description Moriarty’s Gem Art is a specialty jewelry retailer and custom design studio located in Crown Point, IN. The company is known for high-quality gemstones, unique custom pieces, and meticulous craftsmanship. Moriarty’s Gem Art focuses on personalized service, helping clients design and select jewelry that matches their style and needs. Team members work closely with both gemstones and fine metals, contributing to pieces that become meaningful keepsakes. The work environment emphasizes precision, creativity, and a strong commitment to customer satisfaction.
Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Bench Jeweler role based in Crown Point, IN. The Bench Jeweler will perform hands-on jewelry work, including stone setting, soldering, repairing, resizing, and polishing a variety of fine and fashion jewelry pieces. Responsibilities include interpreting design specifications, collaborating with designers to bring custom concepts to life, and ensuring consistent quality and finish on all jewelry. The role also involves inspecting pieces for structural integrity, performing routine maintenance and cleaning, and supporting colleagues with technical expertise and occasional training. The Bench Jeweler may interact with customers to explain repair work, discuss design options, and ensure that finished pieces meet or exceed client expectations.
Qualifications
- Strong skills in Jewelry Design and hands-on bench work, including setting, soldering, repair, and finishing.
- Proficiency in Polishing and finishing techniques to ensure high-quality, durable, and visually appealing pieces.
- Experience working with Fashion Jewelry and fine jewelry, including various metals and gemstone types.
- Customer Service skills to communicate clearly with clients, understand their needs, and explain repair and design options.
- Ability to provide Training or mentorship to team members on bench techniques and best practices.
- Attention to detail, steady hand-eye coordination, and strong visual judgment for symmetry, proportion, and quality control.
- Ability to work safely with tools and equipment, following shop procedures and maintaining a clean, organized workspace.
- Prior experience as a bench jeweler or formal training in jewelry making; trade school or relevant certification is a plus.
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