Jewellery with astory of its own
Made by hand in Brooklyn
Recycled gold, traceable stones and one pair of hands from first sketch to final polish.
01Wedding JewelleryEngagement rings and bandsShop now
02Custom DesignBespoke, from sketch to settingStart yours
03New CollectionJust off the benchShop nowSince 2009
Createdfor love.
Amarelle began at a single bench with a borrowed torch and one rule: make jewellery the way it was made before factories, slowly and by hand. Every ring, chain and clasp still passes through the same few pairs of hands, and nothing leaves the workshop until the person who made it would wear it.
We work in recycled gold and platinum, buy stones only from sources we can name, and keep a drawing of every commission we have ever made.


Our heritage
The househistory
Sixteen years, one workshop and a few thousand pieces. The short version of how a market stall became an atelier.
Read moreThe first bench
Elena sets up in a shared studio in Red Hook and sells rings at weekend markets.
The gemstone edit
Accent your stylewith new colour
Teal sapphires, old-mine emeralds and pigeon-blood rubies, each chosen by hand and set low so it can be worn every day.
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Testimonials
I chose a ring, a chain, hoops and a bangle with the set builder, got the 10% off, and the workshop engraved the pendant for me that week. It looked as if I had planned it for months.
Tessa ReyesBuilt a full Jewellery SetJust off the bench
Top products
The newest pieces from the workshop, finished in the last few weeks.
One of a kind
Singular& unrepeatable
Our one-off pieces start with a stone too unusual to match. When it is sold, it is gone, and the drawing goes into the archive.
See one-of-a-kind piecesFrom the journal
Recent posts
Sep 12, 2026How to Layer Necklaces Without the Tangle
Three chains, three lengths, one rule. Elena Marlowe on layering gold so it looks considered and stays put.
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Aug 28, 2026How to Find Your Ring Size at Home
A strip of paper, a ruler and five minutes. Elena Marlowe explains how to measure a finger properly, and what to do when it is a surprise.
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Aug 14, 2026Inside the Workshop: A Ring, Start to Finish
From a bar of recycled gold to a finished solitaire in eleven steps and about nine hours of bench time. Elena Marlowe walks through it.
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