Junior Jewellery Designer

Shop Lune; Mumbai; In loco; INR 300.000 - 450.000; Tempo pieno

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Shop Lune in Bandra, Mumbai is seeking a Junior Jewellery Designer to join the design team. The role demands translating briefs into finished pieces, coordinating with artisans and ensuring production-ready designs while maintaining brand aesthetics.

Ideal candidates will have at least 1 year in jewellery design, strong sketching skills, and proficiency with Illustrator/Photoshop or CAD. Based in Mumbai, you will work on multiple collections and stay current with trends.

Competenze

• Minimum 1+ year of experience in jewellery design, product design or a related craft field.
• Must have worked with a brand or studio continuously for at least 12 months.
• Proficiency in design tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or CAD software.
• Strong sketching and technical drawing skills.
• Understanding of jewellery materials, construction techniques and production processes.
• High attention to detail and ability to work within brand aesthetics.
• Good communication skills for coordinating with artisans and internal teams.
• Candidate must be based in Mumbai.

Mansioni

• Assist in designing jewellery across collections, from initial sketches to production-ready files.
• Translate creative briefs and mood references into design explorations.
• Prepare technical drawings and specifications for karigars and production partners.
• Coordinate with artisans and vendors to ensure design intent is maintained through production.
• Maintain organized design files, sample records and revision logs.
• Support sampling processes, fit reviews and quality checks.
• Stay current with jewellery trends, materials and craft techniques.
• Contribute to visual and conceptual development of seasonal collections.

Conoscenze

Jewellery design

Sketching

Technical drawing

Communication

Strumenti

Adobe Illustrator

Photoshop

CAD software

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JOB DESCRIPTION: Junior Jewellery Designer ROLE: Full-Time EXPERIENCE: Minimum 1+ year in jewellery design or a related craft discipline

Shop Lune is looking for a talented and detail-oriented Junior Jewellery Designer to join our design team in Bandra, Mumbai. This role sits at the intersection of craft, concept and production, supporting the creative direction of Lune's collections from ideation through to finished piece. The ideal candidate has a strong aesthetic sensibility, a genuine love for material and making and the ability to translate design briefs into thoughtful, wearable jewellery.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Assist in designing jewellery across collections, from initial sketches to production-ready files
• Translate creative briefs and mood references into design explorations
• Prepare technical drawings and specifications for karigars and production partners
• Coordinate with artisans and vendors to ensure design intent is maintained through production
• Maintain organized design files, sample records and revision logs
• Support sampling processes, fit reviews and quality checks
• Stay current with jewellery trends, materials and craft techniques
• Contribute to visual and conceptual development of seasonal collections

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum 1+ year of experience in jewellery design, product design or a related craft field
• Must have worked with a brand or studio continuously for at least 12 months
• Proficiency in design tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or CAD software
• Strong sketching and technical drawing skills
• Understanding of jewellery materials, construction techniques and production processes
• High attention to detail and ability to work within brand aesthetics
• Good communication skills for coordinating with artisans and internal teams
• Candidate must be based in Mumbai

PREFERRED:

• Background in or exposure to artisanal, handcrafted or independent jewellery
• Familiarity with Indian craft traditions, regional techniques or mixed-media materials
• Experience in sampling and production coordination
• Interest in the cultural and conceptual dimensions of jewellery and adornment

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