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Helping you find a career in the retail jeweller industry

Retail jewellers both sell and promote jewellery to their customers. From watches, to rings, to necklaces and bling, they sell it all, and more.

Retail jewellers have to know their products well and be confident in dealing with customers. There are multiple paths to entry including apprenticeships.

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What does a Retail jeweller do?

You will:

Sell a range of jewellery and products
Advise and inform customers
Arrange window displays and display cabinets
Use IT systems
Gift wrap goods
Repair and adjust products
Value jewellery or previous metals or gems
Design and make items (though not typically)

What skills and interests should an Retail jeweller have?

Practical skills and good hand-eye coordination
Able to build a rapport with customers
Confident in arranging displays
Maths skills
Patience and attention to detail

What hours does a Retail jeweller typically do?

Retail jewellers typically work 37 to 40 hours a week including weekends. Overtime and part-time work are not unusual.

What environment is a Retail jeweller based in?

A jewellers shop, either a high street chain or a smaller independent jewellers.

How much does a Retail jeweller get paid?

Junior employees can expect a salary in the region of £16,000 to £22,000 per annum while more experienced retailers may receive £25,000-£35,000 and may earn commission on the goods they sell.

What qualifications does a Retail jeweller need?

There are no specific requirements but knowledge of retail, customer service and the market is helpful and apprenticeship schemes exist.

Useful subjects to study at school & university

Market specific degrees or degrees in business and retail.