Jewellery manufacture and repair
Bench work across new manufacture, assembly, sizing, repair and alteration, with sound judgement around construction and condition.
Careers at A&M
Careers in specialist jewellery craftsmanship.
Our Hatton Garden workshop brings manufacturing, setting, polishing, repair and production support together under one roof.
Current opportunities
Workshop disciplines
Specialists who understand the next stage.
Manufacturing, setting, polishing and production are connected. Good bench decisions take account of the operations before and after, not only the task in hand.
Disciplines we may recruit for
Diamond and gemstone setting
Secure, accurate setting supported by careful inspection of the stone, seat, claws and surrounding metal.
Polishing and finishing
Controlled surface preparation and finishing that protects form, detail, edges and mixed-finish specifications.
CAD and production coordination
Turning approved briefs, measurements and stone data into organised production work with clear references and checks.
Professional standards
Precision is only part of the role.
Workshop work also depends on sound judgement, honest reporting and respect for confidential client designs and jewellery.
- Assess before altering
- Follow the approved specification
- Raise risks and changes promptly
- Record work clearly
- Protect client confidentiality
Recruitment process
A practical, role-relevant assessment.
The exact process depends on the position. Any advertised vacancy will state the role, experience required and application deadline.
- 01
Initial review
We consider the experience, discipline and examples supplied against current or planned workshop requirements.
- 02
Workshop conversation
Selected applicants discuss their experience, the work they do best and the standards expected at A&M.
- 03
Practical assessment
A practical exercise may be used for bench, CAD or production roles. Its scope will be explained in advance.
- 04
Formal checks
References, eligibility to work and any role-specific evidence are requested only at the appropriate stage.
Professional enquiries
Introduce your experience.
If your work is relevant to the disciplines above, you may email a brief introduction, your principal area of experience and a portfolio link where available.
Do not send passports, bank details, National Insurance numbers or confidential client files at this stage.
Contact A&M about careersHow recruitment information is handledA&M considers applicants on relevant skills, experience and ability to perform the role. Reasonable adjustments can be discussed at each stage of a recruitment process.