Build Your Career at Springer’s Jewelers
For over 150 years, Springer’s Jewelers has been part of life’s most meaningful moments—celebrating milestones, telling stories, and creating lasting connections through fine jewelry. As a family-owned business rooted in coastal New England, we combine a rich heritage with a forward-looking mindset.
What sets us apart isn’t just what we offer our clients—it’s how we support our team.
At Springer’s, you’ll find a collaborative, fast-paced environment where your ideas are valued and your growth is encouraged. We believe in creating opportunities for our employees to thrive—professionally and personally—while being part of a team that takes pride in delivering an exceptional experience every day.
Whether you’re passionate about client service, craftsmanship, merchandising, or operations, there’s a place for you here.
More Than a Job—A Career You Can Grow With
Joining Springer’s means becoming part of a team that values excellence, integrity, and connection. We’re proud to foster an environment where employees feel supported, recognized, and empowered to succeed.
Our compensation and benefits are designed with our team in mind. In addition to competitive pay, employees have the opportunity to earn bonuses based on company-wide performance, as well as participate in our annual profit-sharing program tied to overall business success.
We’re always looking for individuals who bring enthusiasm, professionalism, and a genuine passion for helping others celebrate life’s special moments.
Don’t See the Right Role?
We’re always interested in connecting with talented individuals. If you don’t see a current opening that matches your experience, we encourage you to reach out or check back soon—opportunities are always evolving.
Trusted Jewelers Since 1870
Springer’s Jewelers was established in 1870 by George T. Springer in nearby Saccarappa (now Westbrook, Maine) offering a wide range of optical goods, stationery, and artists materials, "fancy goods," and of course, fine jewelry.
Sharpening Our Focus
In 1925, Edmund Beaulieu bought the store from the Springer family and when his son, Ed Beaulieu Jr., joined the business in 1947, they moved it to its present location on Congress Street in downtown Portland and narrowed the focus to jewelry.
Four Generations Strong
Springer’s Jewelers has remained a family-owned business for four generations. Richard Beaulieu joined the family business in 1973, and took over the business from his father in 1988. Springer’s has since welcomed Lilly Beaulieu Mullen, Zoe Beaulieu, and Eddie Beaulieu, the fourth generation, to the company.
“Our history is a testament to the heartfelt support of our cherished clients. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your stories, for trusting us with your most precious moments. Here's to another 150 years of shared memories, and to many more chapters of sparkle, love, and enduring connections.
The Legacy of Springer's Locations
Portland History
By the turn of the century, the company had moved from nearby Saccarappa to 515 Congress, where Edmond Beaulieu Sr. acquired the store. In 1947 Ed Beaulieu Jr. joined his father in the business and Springer's moved to its current site at 580 Congress near the intersection with Forest Avenue.
Bath History
Springer's Bath located in the historic downtown dates to 1879 and originally was called A.G. Page Co. Purchased in 1932 by Massachusetts entrepreneur Frank Freeman, Springer's acquired it in 1979. This treasure of the mid-coast appears today as it did in 1870's with its original storefront, mahogany cabinets installed by the Page family, a 14-foot high ceiling, a checkerboard marble floor, and classic hanging brass lamps over the floor cases.
Portsmouth History
Springer's purchased the Portsmouth location in 1971 from the widow of Herman Page, who'd been one of the first certified gemologists in New England. Springer's-Portsmouth was located at the Vaughan Street Mall for nearly 30 years before relocating in 2000 to 100 Market Street, an upscale, five-story building on the corner of Market and Hanover Street in the heart of downtown Portsmouth.
