Bench Jeweller

Alex Monroe is seeking a skilled bench jeweller with a meticulous eye for detail to join our busy Production team!

We are looking for a bench jeweller who is confident in working in batches and can deliver exceptional work to our high quality control standards whilst managing delivery deadlines. A good team player with a pro-active approach to learning and sharing skills and techniques which will contribute to the team’s success.

You’ll be a great fit for us if you

• 2 -3 years of benchwork experience in a production workshop.
• Educated to degree level or relevant qualification in jewellery manufacturing.
• Demonstrable experience of producing jewellery in a commercial workshop environment.
• Responsible and well organised – the role-holder will need to keep track of their orders whilst they are at the platers or setters and ensure that all is completed on time.
• A meticulous eye for detail and working to specification as each piece of jewellery is hand finished in our London workshop.
• Reliable, responsible and organised with good time management is essential.
• Enthusiastic, positive with a creative approach and a passion for jewellery and the Alex Monroe brand.
• A self-starter who can work autonomously and use their own initiative, but also works well as part of a team when required.
• Team player who will go the extra mile to help a colleague.

Specific Responsibilities:

• To report to the Production Manager daily and work through the orders set within the time frame according to specification and to a high quality.
• Responsibilities will include:
• General bench work such as re-sizing rings, assembly, re-texturing, riveting, beading, wire work, polishing and quality control
• Seeing individual orders through all stages of making
• Working mainly with silver
• Cleaning up castings
• Soldering
• Use of the puk welder & laser welder
• Stone setting would be an advantage
• Opportunities to expand into working with fine gold
• Anticipate as early as possible any potential production issues and delays and report to the production managers.
• If required, provide production support to the Design department and Repairs department.

General

• Assisting with general Workshop upkeep on a daily basis and running the occasional errand.
• Willingness to take on responsibility for certain Workshop operations.
• Taking part in company events when help is required, eg Jewellery School, PR & client events.

Benefits

• 33 days holiday including bank holidays & day off on your birthday
• Additional days leave after 5 years of service
• Pension Scheme
• Travel to work Loan scheme
• Bike2Work scheme
• Paid for Eye tests and contribution towards glasses for all employees
• Generous staff discount
• Generous family and friends discount
• A Birthday gift of your choosing
• Complimentary Jewellery School Experience
• 2 Paid Charity Volunteering Days a year
• Quarterly Treat Fund to spend with your team

Salary – £28,000 to £30,000 dependant on experience

Application Deadline: 7th November 2025.

Unfortunately, this role is not suitable for a graduate on this occasion!