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Nature’s Perfect Design

Fine jewelry shaped by the extraordinary forms, textures and imperfections found in the natural world.

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New Arrivals

Two gold rings with oval pinkish-purple stones displayed inside an open dried seed pod on a solid beige background.

One Of A Kind

A close-up of a natural rock wall covered with numerous spiral ammonite fossils in tan, brown, and gray tones.

BORN FROM NATURE

Found in nature. Reimagined in gold.

Every Elisabeth Bell piece begins with the forms Beth finds in the natural world. From weathered branches and delicate thorns to shells, fossils and stones. Their textures and imperfections are translated into precious metal, transforming fleeting discoveries into pieces made to last for generations.

A pair of long, thin gold-toned earrings displayed on a dark brown thorn stand, which is placed on a pink block against a dark green background.

The Thorns Collection

Strength, made beautiful.

Beauty with an edge. Sculptural thorns and organic textures explore the tension between strength, protection and fragility.

NATURALLY ONE OF A KIND

No two stones are alike.

Each stone is selected for its singular color, individuality and character—then thoughtfully shaped into a piece that can never be exactly repeated.

Enduring Favorites

Signature pieces designed to be worn, collected and kept.

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Made to be lived in.

Traditional techniques meet organic forms in jewelry created to be worn for generations.

MEET THE DESIGNER

Beth Yorn

Beth Yorn founded Elisabeth Bell from a lifelong fascination with nature, antique jewelry and the artistry of objects made to endure.

After studying metalsmithing in New York City, Beth began translating the organic forms she encountered outdoors into precious metal—preserving their texture, history and imperfections in jewelry meant to be worn, loved and eventually passed down.

A black and white portrait of a smiling woman with long wavy hair, wearing a dark blazer against a plain light background.

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NATURALLY ONE OF A KIND

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MADE TO BE LIVED IN

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SCULPTED BY NATURE

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DESIGNED TO ENDURE