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International Jewelry Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Experience communicating directly with domestic and/or international jewelry factories and vendors. * Strong sample review skills with exceptional attention to proportion, construction, finish, and ...

Luxury Sales Associate

Winston Salem, NC · On-site

$13 - $17.50/hr

As the premier jewelry destination for North and South Carolina, the company offers one of the largest selections of international jewelry, fashion, and watch brands in the Carolinas. Windsor ...

Luxury Sales Associate

Winston Salem, NC · On-site

$13.75 - $16/hr

The company offers a personalized luxury environment featuring many of the world's leading international jewelry and watch brands. With two retail locations in Winston-Salem and Charlotte, Windsor ...

Jewelry Sales Professional

Tulsa, OK · On-site

$15 - $18.75/hr

Join Oklahoma's Best Jewelry Company... Moody's Jewelry is looking for Tulsa's Best Jewelry Sales ... international purchasing domain. From the humble beginnings of young Ernest Moody Junior as a ...

The High Jewelry Designer plays a key role in creating and developing high jewelry collections and ... Experience working with domestic and international manufacturing partners. * GIA coursework or ...

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How much do international jewelry jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for international jewelry in the United States is $25.85, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.23 and $32.21 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an international jewelry?

An International Jewelry job involves working with jewelry brands, manufacturers, or retailers on a global scale. Responsibilities may include sourcing materials, managing imports and exports, and coordinating with international suppliers and designers. Professionals in this field may also oversee marketing strategies, attend trade shows, and ensure compliance with global regulations. Strong knowledge of gemstones, jewelry craftsmanship, and market trends is essential.

What does an international jewelry do?

Professionals in International Jewelry roles often spend their days sourcing gemstones and materials, managing international logistics, and coordinating with designers, suppliers, and clients across different time zones. Their responsibilities may include attending trade shows, negotiating with international vendors, ensuring compliance with import/export regulations, and monitoring global market trends to make strategic purchasing decisions. Collaboration with marketing and sales teams to tailor products for various markets is also common. This dynamic role requires both creative and business acumen to successfully expand a jewelry brand’s worldwide presence.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the international jewelry position, and why are they important?

To excel in an International Jewelry role, you need a deep understanding of gemology, jewelry design, and global market trends, usually supported by formal training or relevant certifications such as GIA accreditation. Familiarity with inventory management systems, CAD jewelry design software, and international shipping documentation is often required. Strong negotiation, cross-cultural communication, and problem-solving skills help foster relationships with global clients and vendors. These abilities are vital for navigating complex international transactions, maintaining product quality standards, and expanding business reach worldwide.

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Infographic showing various International Jewelry job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 85% Full Time, 13% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $53,775 per year, or $25.9 per hour.

Senior Jewelry Designer

SAME

Los Angeles, CA • On-site

Other

Posted 6 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Lead the design and development of fashion jewelry collections from initial concept through final production.

  • Create and communicate technical designs, CADs, and detailed tech packs for factory development.

  • Manage styles through the full development lifecycle, including reviewing samples, providing revisions, and ensuring timely production.


Job description

Senior Jewelry Designer


About SAME Los Angeles

SAME Los Angeles is seeking a talented and highly detail-oriented Senior Jewelry Designer to lead the design and development of our fashion jewelry collections from initial concept through final production.

This role is ideal for a designer who brings together a strong creative point of view with exceptional technical and product development skills. The Senior Jewelry Designer will be responsible for translating concepts into beautifully resolved, commercially viable pieces while ensuring that design intent is carried through every stage of development and production.

The ideal candidate is equally comfortable developing concepts, creating CADs and technical drawings, building detailed tech packs, reviewing samples, and communicating directly with jewelry factories and vendors.


Key Responsibilities


Design & Concept Development
  • Own the jewelry design process from initial concept through production.
  • Research and interpret seasonal inspiration, jewelry trends, materials, finishes, silhouettes, and competitive market direction.
  • Develop original concepts that align with the SAME Los Angeles brand aesthetic and overall collection vision.
  • Create sketches, CADs, renderings, technical flats, and other visual materials needed to clearly communicate design intent.
  • Develop cohesive jewelry collections across relevant categories and product types.
  • Balance creativity, wearability, commerciality, cost, and production feasibility throughout the design process.

  • Technical Design & Tech Packs
    • Translate creative concepts into production-ready technical designs.
    • Create accurate CADs and detailed technical flats with appropriate dimensions, construction details, components, materials, finishes, and color specifications.
    • Build and maintain comprehensive tech packs for each style, including all specifications necessary for factory development and production.
    • Clearly communicate measurements, scale, stone placement, hardware, closures, plating, finishes, materials, and construction details.
    • Maintain accuracy and consistency of specifications as styles evolve through development.

  • Product Development & Sample Management
    • Manage styles through the full development lifecycle, from initial design handoff through prototyping, sampling, revisions, approvals, and production.
    • Review prototypes and samples for design accuracy, proportion, construction, quality, color, finish, and overall execution.
    • Provide clear and actionable sample comments and revisions to factories.
    • Troubleshoot technical and production challenges while maintaining the integrity of the original design.
    • Track multiple styles simultaneously and ensure development remains on schedule.
    • Maintain organized records of samples, revisions, approvals, specifications, and production status.


    Factory & Vendor Communication
    • Communicate directly with jewelry factories and vendors throughout development and production.
    • Conduct clear design handoffs, ensuring factories have complete and accurate information before development begins.
    • Respond to factory questions regarding construction, specifications, materials, finishes, and design intent.
    • Follow up proactively on development status, samples, revisions, approvals, and production milestones.
    • Partner with factories to identify solutions related to construction, quality, cost, and production feasibility.
    • Build strong working relationships with external manufacturing partners and maintain clear, consistent communication across projects.


    Cross-Functional Collaboration
    • Collaborate closely with the creative, merchandising, production, and leadership teams to ensure product aligns with the broader SAME Los Angeles vision.
    • Participate in design reviews, fittings, sample reviews, and collection development meetings.
    • Communicate development risks, delays, or production issues early and proactively.
    • Help establish and maintain strong design and development processes as the jewelry category grows.


    Qualifications
    • Senior-level experience in jewelry design, ideally within fashion jewelry, contemporary accessories, or a related product category.
    • Strong portfolio demonstrating both creative design ability and technically resolved, production-ready jewelry.
    • Proven experience taking jewelry from concept through development and final production.
    • Advanced CAD and technical drawing skills.
    • Strong ability to create detailed, factory-ready tech packs and specifications.
    • Thorough understanding of jewelry construction, materials, components, stones, hardware, plating, finishes, and manufacturing processes.
    • Experience communicating directly with domestic and/or international jewelry factories and vendors.
    • Strong sample review skills with exceptional attention to proportion, construction, finish, and quality.
    • Ability to communicate technical feedback clearly and efficiently.
    • Highly organized and capable of managing multiple styles and development timelines simultaneously.
    • Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to find practical production solutions without compromising design intent.
    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
    • Strong attention to detail and a high standard for product execution.
    What We're Looking For

    We are looking for someone who is more than a conceptual designer. This person should have a strong creative eye while also understanding how jewelry is actually developed and made.

    You should be comfortable owning a design from the first sketch through CAD, technical specifications, factory handoff, sample revisions, and final production approval. You are proactive, organized, technically knowledgeable, and highly attentive to the details that transform an idea into an exceptional finished product.

    Most importantly, you bring a distinct design perspective while understanding how to translate that vision into product that feels unmistakably SAME Los Angeles.