Silverfinch Jewelry Design
Handmade, One-of-a-Kind, Artisan Fine Jewelry
MADE IN CANADA 🇨🇦
Jewelry that’s as unique as you are
My name is Donelle Clarke and I work out of my home studio in East Vancouver, BC, Canada. Using both traditional & metal clay techniques, I make handmade jewelry that is ethically sourced, unique, and made with love. My designs reflect a love of nature and traveling.
My goal is to create one-of-a-kind wearable art jewelry for you.
Rings
Most of my rings are one of a kind. Some can be duplicated, but because each ring is made individually, there are always variations.
Necklaces
The necklaces vary widely. I hand knot beads, make one-of-a-kind, handmade, wearable art pendants from drawings.
Earrings
Often I partner with nature and make molds of what I find on my walks or in the garden to make unique earrings.
Bangles/Bracelets/Cuffs
There is a three strand ruby bracelet, Celtic symbols, a wave themed Sterling Silver cuff, and lots of bangles as well.
HOW I WORK
Handmade Jewelry, Made With Love
My jewelry is made in my home studio in East Vancouver, BC, Canada.
All of the materials I use are ethically sourced and there is no lead or nickel in any of my products.
Because each piece of jewelry is handmade, no two pieces are ever alike, though some may be similar.
Jewelry begins with the idea that gets drawn.
If I can draw it, then I move on to making it. So when you buy jewelry from me, you are buying years of learning, experimenting, joys, and tears.
our particular piece of jewelry didn’t just happen. No robots here!
I also work with people looking for custom-made jewelry to partner together to come up with the perfect design.
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
What people think of my work…
My first ever wedding rings from design to finish! They met me at the Ladner Village Market & hired me. They sail so she wanted a rope ring that features authentic Sapphires. His ring is Mokume Gane. TThey did their who wedding with local small businesses! Blessings to them and their new life together!
I didn’t have this pendant finished when I showed it to her mom. Instantly she knew it was hers forever! “I have to have it!”
These earrings were made with the influence of Starry Night. “They are my favorite! I wear them all the time and always get compliments!”
It was my first Exhibition. “I have to have this cuff! It fits perfectly!”
The Market had closed and I was packing up. “I can’t leave without this hand-knotted Lapis Lazuli necklace!” She tried it on and left wearing it.
She used to be one of my employees. When she got my newsletter showing my latest Dichoric Glass and Fine Silver pendant called “Pacific Blues” she reached me immediately. “Don’t put this on the website. It’s my birthday present to me!”
HOW TO ORDER
Here’s what working together would look like…
Chat With Me
Design Your Jewelry
I am continuing all my safety measures as COVID is not over. The safest way is to talk over the phone, send drawings via e-mail to create a win-win, and then meet at a local coffee shop.
GET STARTED
Browse the collection or get in touch for a quote
Rings
Most of my rings are one of a kind. Some can be duplicated, but because each ring is made individually, there are always variations.
Necklaces
The necklaces vary widely. I hand knot beads, make one-of-a-kind, handmade, wearable art pendants from drawings.
Earrings
Often I partner with nature and make molds of what I find on my walks or in the garden to make unique earrings.
Bangles/Bracelets/Cuffs
There is a three strand ruby bracelet, Celtic symbols, a wave themed Sterling Silver cuff, and lots of bangles as well.
Building a brighter future for foster kids
To give back to our community, I paired with the Charity AuntLeahs.org to give 5% of all proceeds sold.
Aunt Leah’s Charity is based out of New Westminster, BC, Canada and helps foster care children have hope after foster care ends, keeps them from becoming homeless, and helps mothers in need along their journey to self-sufficiency by providing supported housing, job training, and coaching on essential life skills.
I donate 5% of my earnings to them. My hope is that if you are looking for a local charity, you will consider Aunt Leah’s.
Donelle Clarke
Founder
