Walk-in | Jewelry Grading

GIA; Mumbai; On-site; INR 200,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

The Jewelry Associate role at GIA India involves performing the initial grading and evaluation of mounted diamond jewelry and creating the foundational documentation for downstream grading and reporting.

You will maintain up-to-date knowledge of mounting techniques, document findings accurately, and promptly escalate any jewelry damage, discrepancies, or security concerns in line with established protocols. Walk-In interviews are held at Trade Center, BKC, Mumbai.

Responsibilities

• Perform the initial grading and evaluation of mounted diamond jewelry in accordance with established gemological standards, quality benchmarks, and productivity expectations.
• Generate accurate and complete documentation during the initial grading process, ensuring a reliable foundation for downstream grading activities and report creation.
• Promptly identify and elevate incidents related to jewelry damage, discrepancies, loss, or security concerns in accordance with defined protocols.
• Maintain current knowledge of jewelry setting styles, mounting techniques, and construction methods to accurately assess their impact on the grading process.

Job description

Walk- In Interviews for the Jewelry Grading, Jewelry Services.

Walk- In Interview Date : Thursday, October 29, 2026

Walk-In Interview Time : 10:00 AM onwards to 3 :00 PM

Walk-In Interview Venue : 5th Floor, GIA INDIA, Trade Center, BKC

Bandra East.

Job Role :

The Jewelry Associate is a specialized technical role within Jewelry Services that is responsible for conducting the initial grading assessment of mounted diamond jewelry and creating the foundational documentation that supports subsequent grading activities and the preparation of Jewelry Grading Reports.

Key Responsibilities :

• Perform the initial grading and evaluation of mounted diamond jewelry in accordance with established gemological standards, quality benchmarks, and productivity expectations.
• Generate accurate and complete documentation during the initial grading process, ensuring a reliable foundation for downstream grading activities and report creation.
• Promptly identify and elevate incidents related to jewelry damage, discrepancies, loss, or security concerns in accordance with defined protocols.
• Maintain current knowledge of jewelry setting styles, mounting techniques, and construction methods to accurately assess their impact on the grading process.

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