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Jack Mitchell Jewellery Hello! I am Jack and I am a Bristol based jewellery designer. I will be taking part in season 2 of

21/10/2026

I’m finally back in England!! 🇬🇧

I might not have a home, and I might not have a workshop, but I do have my tools. And I’m here for one reason: to get back to making jewellery and rebuilding my business.

Let’s get to work! 🔥

16/10/2026

After my recent realisation that it’s Dyslexia Awareness Month, I wanted to reshare a story from a few years ago about an amazing, talented girl called Elsie, who came to me for a jewellery-making class.

Elsie is dyslexic and had struggled at school, so I could relate to her on so many levels.

It was such an amazing experience, and we had a brilliant day together. ❤️

School is important, but it’s equally important to remember that academic education isn’t the only path to success.

There are so many opportunities out there to discover new passions, develop skills and find different paths in life. Whether that leads to a career or simply brings enjoyment and fulfilment, there’s so much to be gained from exploring opportunities outside the traditional academic route.

Sometimes, all it takes is the chance to try something different to discover what you’re capable of. ❤️

I home you and Elsie are doing very well and I was happy to hear the other day that you are keeping up the jewellery.

14/10/2026

This was a great commission. The client gave me gems to use in the ring, and he came to me because he loves the style of my rings.
He wanted a big, chunky, statement signet-inspired ring, but something truly unique. So I came up with this design. Every part of this ring was handmade from the bottom up, using sheet, metal and wire.
The result is one of a kind, and I love it.

Who thinks I should design some more jewellery like this??
13/10/2026

Who thinks I should design some more jewellery like this??

11/10/2026

Three years of travelling, feeling lost, feeling found, feeling confused and figuring life out… and now, I’m ready to build something of my own again.

Although I might still feel a little lost in life, there’s one thing I feel certain about: my jewellery.

I’m feeling inspired, motivated, and ready to rebuild my business. I’ve got a fire in my belly, and right now, that’s exactly what I need — a little direction in this crazy world we live in.

Time to rebuild my jewellery business. 🔥

This jewellery collection draws inspiration from my adventures in nature, whether I'm living in the mountains or chasing...
06/10/2026

This jewellery collection draws inspiration from my adventures in nature, whether I'm living in the mountains or chasing waves on the coast. Every experience has shaped each piece, capturing the beauty, textures, and stories that the natural world has to offer.

A highlight of this collection is the stacking jewellery, thoughtfully designed with you in mind. Each piece can be layered and combined to reflect your personal connection to nature and the places that inspire you the most.

Set against the stunning beaches of Portugal, the photographs showcase the raw textures, rugged landscapes, and organic forms that influenced my designs.

Each item is handmade to order and is produced in limited quantities, making every piece uniquely yours.

Stay tuned—this collection will be available soon on my website!

06/10/2026

One-handed jewellery making is one of the toughest things I’ve tried to do in a very long time.

At first, I honestly thought it was a pipe dream. I didn’t think it was going to go anywhere, and I didn’t think I’d be able to make anything particularly well. But after a lot of time, patience and practice using the vice I’d bought, I actually managed to start making jewellery again.

It was tiring. It was frustrating. And it was genuinely hard.

The whole experience has given me a newfound respect for anyone living with a physical disability. It makes you realise just how much harder everyday tasks can become, how much longer things can take, and how much more patience you need.

So, I’m really proud of myself for pushing through it.

And to anyone out there living with any form of physical disability — I have a huge amount of respect for you.

This photoshoot was taken on the Sea Natives Surf Camp . I spent a month there last year and it was such a good time fil...
02/10/2026

This photoshoot was taken on the Sea Natives Surf Camp . I spent a month there last year and it was such a good time filled with great people.
Thank .04 for helping me with these photos.

27/09/2026

I broke my wrist so badly that I basically had no use of my hand for the first 6 weeks of my recovery.

But I wanted to challenge myself.

I had a few jewellery pieces that were almost finished, as well as a couple of commissions I still needed to complete.

What made it even harder was that I’d broken my right hand — and I’m right-handed.

So suddenly, I had to learn to do everything with my left.

So I thought, why not just try?

Let’s see if I can actually make jewellery one-handed...

This photo shoot was super fun as it happened in San Sebastián. Such a beautiful place and a great back drop for the pho...
23/09/2026

This photo shoot was super fun as it happened in San Sebastián. Such a beautiful place and a great back drop for the photos.

All jewellery featured in this shoot is from my Nature collection and will soon be available on my website.

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