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Jewelry Designer

Ritual FrenzyMumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaPosted 18 May 2026

Ritual Frenzy is a contemporary jewelry brand seeking a designer to shape its future visual identity. The role involves developing collections, creating CAD-ready concepts, and managing product development from sketches to production. Candidates must have a strong aesthetic sensibility and practical knowledge of jewelry construction and materials. You will work directly with the founder in a hybrid, creative-led startup environment.

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Experience

Experience not specified

Function

Arts and Design

Work mode

Hybrid, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

Ritual Frenzy is a contemporary jewelry brand seeking a designer to shape its future visual identity. The role involves developing collections, creating CAD-ready concepts, and managing product development from sketches to production. Candidates must have a strong aesthetic sensibility and practical knowledge of jewelry construction and materials. You will work directly with the founder in a hybrid, creative-led startup environment.

TAL's take

Quality 58/1005/5 clarityTier 2 company

High creative autonomy and direct founder collaboration at a specialized design-led startup, despite lack of scale data.

The JD provides a very clear, coherent set of design-focused responsibilities and expectations for a specific creative role.

Must haves

  • Strong aesthetic sensibility and understanding of fashion-forward jewelry
  • Ability to sketch clearly and communicate ideas visually
  • Understanding of jewelry construction, proportions, materials, and production processes
  • Comfortable working in a fast-moving startup environment

Tools and skills

sketchingjewelry constructionproduct development

Nice to have: rhino, matrix, jewelcad, casting, stone setting, plating.

About the company

Emerging independent contemporary jewelry brand, default mid-tier for specialized product companies.

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