From the Edge of the World to the Heart of Yorkshire: The Wildly Elegant World of Alice Clarke Jewellery
In a sun drenched studio nestled in the scenic village of Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, goldsmith and designer Alice Clarke creates pieces of rare, wild beauty. Her jewellery is more than adornment, it’s a poetic reflection of the natural world, forged from recycled gold, ethically sourced stones, and over 13 years of masterful bench experience.
Alice’s journey is as captivating as the jewellery she creates. After years spent living on the remote, windswept shores of the Falkland Islands, where nature rules untamed and inspiration is everywhere. She returned to her Yorkshire roots with a vision, to craft timeless pieces that marry precision with organic form. The Falkland’s rugged terrain, tidal textures, and elemental beauty pulse through her collections today, giving her work a distinctive soul that sets it apart in the world of modern fine jewellery.
Every stone is set by Alice’s own hand. From bespoke commissions to one of a kind ready to wear treasures, her commitment to traditional goldsmithing runs deep, yet her designs speak fluently to today’s luxury clientele who seek pieces with substance, story, and artistry.
With a growing following and recognition in Forbes and The Times, Alice’s work is drawing international attention. Following the success of her debut at the prestigious Melee Show in New York last year, she will return to the city this August, poised to bring a fresh wave of British craftsmanship to the global stage.
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