New Spring Designer Jewellery collections
A StoryWovenThrough History
Three decades on from the first British expedition to summit Everest, Bec Astley Clarke accompanied her Father, the team’s chief medical officer, on an unchartered Himalayan expedition. Using only 19th Century British army maps Bec soon realised that at the heart of climbing, where rope is your life line, the knot becomes your life preserver and essential link in your chain.
Hand finished, this collection is offered in 18 carat gold and rhodium plated silver.
A standard tie-in knot, connecting the rope to your harness. It is the strongest climbing knot used.
Pendulum Necklace
£6,500
Figure Eight Bracelet
£1,850
Overhand Bracelet
£1,450
Where the rope is your life
line, the knot becomes your life preserver and essential link in your chain.
Bec Astley Clarke
All expedition images are taken from a book written by Bec’s father, Dr Charles Clarke.
The story of Mount Everest and the first ascent of the South-West Face in 1975. Climbers pictured on this expidition include Chris Bonington and Dr Charles Clarke, Medical Officer.
British Ingenuity & Design,Woven with Italian Craftsmanship
With an innate understanding of these life ties of climbing, Bec worked closely with our design team, translating this theory into an elegant collection of knots and woven rope. Made in Vicenza, Astley Clarke Woven pays homage to age old skills of Italian craftsmanship in today’s context.
Handfinished, this collection is offered in 18 carat gold and rhodium plated silver.
Overhand Knot Necklace
£2,750
Made in Vicenza, Astley Clarke Woven pays homage to age old skills of Italian craftsmanship in today’s context.
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