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Stone Art can be found at Water Street, Bakewell
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Granby Arcade, Bakewell

Stone Art is a jewellery boutique located in the heart of the pretty Peak District town of Bakewell, at both Water Street and Granby Arcade.

Specialising in local gems, including Blue John from Castleton and Jet from Whitby, as well as real flower and real leaf jewellery, Stone Art sells a huge range of unique and unusual silver jewellery. 

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Stone Art was established by Tim and Rowena, who first opened a gallery in Cardiff over 20 years ago. They set up their shop in Bakewell in 2002. It is located in the characterful Wye Cottage, which dates back to 1647.

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Stone Art Jewellery

At Stone Art you can choose from a huge collection of wonderfully unusual jewellery.  You’ll find everything from delicate stud or drop earrings, to chunky statement necklaces, brooches and contemporary rings. The silver is brought to life with dazzling gems and minerals, including amber, turquoise, amethyst and blue topaz.

Stone Art is renowned for its range of jewellery inspired by nature. There are birds and bees, starfish, seahorses, even octopi, as well as intricate designs featuring trees, leaves and flowers. Each item is lovingly designed and crafted, and you’re sure to find something that’s perfect to suit your occasion, outfit and budget.


Blue John Jewellery at Stone Art

Blue John is one of the rarest minerals in the world, and it’s found only in the Peak District village of Castleton in Derbyshire.

At Stone Art, each unique piece of Blue John is beautifully wrapped in sterling silver, making every item of jewellery a natural work of art.

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Choosing Your Jewellery

Why not make a Peak District day of it, and visit Stone Art in the lovely town of Bakewell – making sure to sample some of that famous Bakewell Pudding while you’re in the area?!

If you’re not able to choose your jewellery personally, you can order any piece online.  Click HERE for more information.


Location

The delightful market town of Bakewell is renowned for its cobbled courtyards and beautiful limestone cottages on quiet lanes.  It has a wide range of shops, from independent boutiques to well-known High Street favourites. There’s no shortage of wonderful places to dine, with a great selection of bars, restaurants and tea rooms – and of course, you must try a traditional Bakewell pudding while you’re in town! 

Within very easy driving distance you’ll find the stunning country estates of Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House, both offering wonderful days out. 

The Peak District is rightly famed for its endless opportunities to enjoy the Great Outdoors, whether you want to go walking, running, cycling, caving, climbing, riding, or simply admire the views.  The countryside surrounding Bakewell is spectacular in every direction, and you’ll find plenty of quaint villages with country pubs dotted throughout the landscape. 


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