The Awesome Things You’ll D
- Receive and process incoming jewelry items, verifying item counts/weight against intake information
- Inspect jewelry for condition, craftsmanship, and completeness (clasps, stones, findings, engravings, hallmarks)
- Use testing tools (e.g., electronic gold/metal testers, acid testing kits, diamond/moissanite testers, refractometers, loupes) to determine metal purity (karat/fineness) and identify gemstone type and authenticity
- Record test results accurately in inventory management or point-of-sale systems
- Photograph jewelry items using standardized lighting setups and equipment to produce clear, consistent, catalog-ready images
- Edit photos per company style guidelines
- Weigh items and measure stones/metals as needed for pricing or appraisal support
- Tag, label, and organize processed items for storage, display, or shipment
- Maintain cleanliness and organization of the processing/testing workstation
- Flag questionable, counterfeit, or damaged items to a supervisor or senior appraiser
- Follow all safety protocols when handling testing chemicals (e.g., nitric/hydrochloric acid solutions) and equipment
- Maintain strict security procedures around high-value inventory
- Protect and secure company assets: product, donation s, tools, and systems
Activities are subject to change / be added to meet business needs with management approval.
Our Must Haves
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity
- Comfortable using small tools, testing equipment, and digital cameras
- Basic computer skills (data entry, email, inventory software)
- Ability to stand/sit for extended periods and perform repetitive tasks
- Trustworthy and able to pass a background check
- Strong organizational and time-management skills
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior experience in jewelry, retail, pawn, or appraisal environments
- Familiarity with gemstone identification or metal testing methods (acid testing, XRF analyzers, electronic testers)
- Experience with product photography and lighting
- Knowledge of jewelry hallmarks, karat systems, and common gemstone characteristics
- Coursework or certification in gemology (e.g., GIA) is a plus, but not required
Special Working Conditions
- Fine motor skills for handling small/delicate items
- Normal or corrected vision sufficient for detailed inspection work
- Ability to stand or sit for extended periods of time.
What We Offer
- Generous Time off policy to use when you need it
- Health, wellness and financial resources to help you achieve our personal goals
- Robust health benefits including medical, dental, vision, parental leaves and company sponsored life insurance
- Retirement matching programs and contributions
- Transit and commuter benefits
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