Looking for an entry level job or internship in jewelry? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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If you plan on the former, your experience and product trump any formal education you have. The easiest way to get started is to set up an online shop on a site like Etsy and start selling. This will probably be a side job until you make enough to start making jewelry full-time.
If you’d rather work with a company, you have a couple of options. You can work with a company and make the jewelry in-house or as a contractor. Or you can work in merchandising, product, finance, marketing, or just about any department that lots of other companies have, except with jewelry. A bachelor’s degree is required for most of these positions.
| Fine Jewelry Consierge Snyder Jewelers Longmont, CO | View |
| Jewelry Merchandiser - Conway Beeline North America Conway, AR | View |
| JEWELRY POLISHERS NA HOKU Honolulu, HI | View |
| Jewelry Exchange Jewelry Exchange Tustin, CA | View |
| FINE JEWELRY SALES Single Stone Los Angeles, CA | View |
| Jewelry Intern Izaskun Zabala Jewelry New York, NY | View |
| fine jewelry sales associate MORGAN'S JEWELERS Torrance, CA | View |
| Sales Associate - Fine Jewelry BOHLAND JEWELERS Mansfield, OH | View |
| Fine Jewelry Sales Consultant Dunkin's Diamonds Fort Myers, FL | View |
| Fine Jewelry Sales BAY HILL JEWELERS Orlando, FL | View |
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