Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for jewelers and precious stone and metal workers

Connecticut leads at $69,800 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Connecticut$69,800$52,900–$80,500
Virginia$61,940$51,820–$80,240
New York$61,720$37,160–$85,460
California$60,790$47,540–$76,060
South Carolina$60,380$49,500–$63,880
Washington$60,380$48,320–$71,540
New Jersey$59,480$47,520–$72,870
Vermont$58,570$53,650–$71,620
Kansas$57,730$38,490–$71,520
Colorado$57,120$44,480–$73,380
North Dakota$57,020$41,230–$58,060
Michigan$56,610$47,060–$63,330
Missouri$56,140$49,590–$59,420
Wisconsin$55,830$44,600–$62,700
North Carolina$55,420$42,830–$73,280
Mississippi$55,010$39,470–$65,600
Illinois$54,990$42,650–$67,620
Pennsylvania$54,880$43,170–$60,510
Minnesota$54,310$29,340–$62,530
Florida$51,470$38,210–$75,270
Louisiana$51,420$43,610–$56,270
Massachusetts$51,060$39,170–$58,570
Iowa$50,280$45,760–$63,350
Alabama$48,890$37,650–$61,550
Rhode Island$48,800$44,890–$61,950
Hawaii$48,450$38,390–$56,600
Tennessee$48,240$34,700–$56,570
Ohio$48,190$39,900–$65,090
Maine$48,080$43,670–$64,510
Georgia$47,810$43,950–$65,720
Indiana$47,620$35,310–$59,670
Texas$47,590$38,950–$61,960
Idaho$47,090$32,810–$57,100
Kentucky$47,090$38,670–$60,170
Nebraska$46,920$38,860–$59,320
West Virginia$46,370$34,490–$48,540
New Mexico$46,200$35,580–$54,080
Maryland$45,430$43,160–$60,740
South Dakota$45,110$37,720–$58,240
Oregon$44,510$40,660–$74,940
New Hampshire$43,520$39,030–$67,650
Arizona$42,240$36,490–$50,170
Oklahoma$41,720$33,510–$51,540
Nevada$40,510$36,960–$49,040
Utah$39,860$36,510–$50,440
Montana$37,580$34,320–$55,830
Arkansas$35,950$28,950–$55,790

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.