Bench Jeweler: Fast, Precise Repairs & Custom Design

Jewelersworldwide; Florida; On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Signet Jewelers in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, is seeking a full-time Bench Jeweler for our Design and Service Center. The role focuses on chain/clasp repair, prong retipping, stone setting, wax carving, and custom design, balancing everyday repairs with high-end pieces.

Applicants should have 1–3 years of bench experience and be able to pass a bench test. The schedule is a 40-hour week with overtime; nights or weekends may be required to meet demand.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of bench jeweler experience.
• Must pass bench test.
• Strong organization and a customer service mindset.

Responsibilities

• Repair chains and clasps, prong retipping, stone setting, wax carving and custom design.
• Work in a Design and Service Center to balance everyday repair with custom pieces.

Skills

Bench jeweler experience

Customer service

Attention to detail

Time management

Job description

Start Date07/20/2026

Full-Time

Signet Jewelers is hiring a Bench Jeweler at Legacy Place in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The role is full time and sits in a Design and Service Center setting where chain and clasp repair, prong retipping, stone setting, wax carving, and custom design all matter. Palm Beach Gardens jewelry openings like this one favor repair speed and careful custom work.

The posting asks for 1 to 3 years of bench jeweler experience, a bench test, strong organization, and a customer service mindset. The schedule is a 40 hour work week with seasonal overtime, so the pace stays predictable but busy. Pay is competitive and tied to skill level rather than a posted dollar range.

How To Apply

The official job page keeps the application path in one place. A strong submission will show repair history, fine metal handling, and comfort with a service center workflow that moves between everyday work and custom pieces.

Bench jeweler roles depend on accuracy, time management, and a clean finish on every repair. The Design and Service Center setup keeps repair, stone setting, and custom work in the same lane. The wider jeweler roles market shows the same split between technical repair and client work.

The posting asks for a jeweler who can pass a bench test and work nights or weekends when the schedule needs it. That combination points to someone who wants a technical retail bench role instead of a purely studio seat. The work suits detail minded people who already know fine metals and basic computer tasks.

The role gives room for custom design and repair in the same week, which keeps the bench work varied. It also fits a jeweler who can move from minor repairs to larger pieces without losing the standard on the finish.