RUDDOCK is an independent London-based jewellery brand founded in 2016, known for bold, sculptural yet timeless handmade jewellery designed for the modern woman.
Every piece is made using traditional lost wax casting (starting as a hand-carved wax sculpture) to preserve texture and detail. The brand places strong emphasis on ethical, local production: jewellery is crafted from recycled metals (including 18ct gold-plate, sterling silver, and bronze), hallmarked at the London Assay Office where required, and produced with local partners near their East London studio to reduce carbon footprint and support UK makers.
Since establishing her brand, Sarah has earned recognition within the luxury industry for her distinctive aesthetic and ethical production. Her work has been featured in leading publications including Vogue, Twin, Grazia, Love Want, and Sunday Times Style, and has also received multiple jewellery awards.
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AVANTELIER × RUDDOCK Jewellery: Brand Q&A
Q: What is RUDDOCK Jewellery all about?
A: RUDDOCK is an independent London-based contemporary jewellery brand founded in 2016. The label specialises in modern, handcrafted pieces that combine bold, sculptural style with timeless elegance — designed for people who want jewellery with character, substance, and effortless style.
Q: Who is the creative force behind the brand?
A: Every RUDDOCK piece is created by designer Sarah Ruddock. With a background as a fashion buyer and training in silversmithing and wax carving, she brings both industry insight and artisanal skill to each design. Her aesthetic balances sculptural forms with modern simplicity.
Q: What makes RUDDOCK jewellery unique?
A: RUDDOCK stands out through its hand-made approach — using traditional lost wax casting so each piece begins as a hand-carved wax sculpture. This technique preserves detail and texture, giving the jewellery a thoughtful, tactile quality that feels refined yet approachable.
Q: How does RUDDOCK approach craftsmanship and sustainability?
A: Sustainability and transparency are central to the brand. All jewellery is made from recycled metals, such as 18ct gold-plate, solid sterling silver, and bronze, and many pieces are hallmarked at the London Assay Office for quality. RUDDOCK works exclusively with local casting and finishing partners near its East London studio, supporting small UK businesses and reducing carbon footprint.
Q: Who is RUDDOCK jewellery designed for?
A: The collections are created for people who appreciate jewellery that feels original, enduring, and comfortable. RUDDOCK pieces are versatile staples that elevate everyday style while also making meaningful heirloom gifts.
Q: What inspirations influence the brand’s designs?
A: Sarah draws inspiration from modernist art, architecture, and interior design, focusing on fluid forms, texture, and craftsmanship. This artistic influence gives each piece a sculptural edge without being overly ornate.
Q: What are some signature pieces or collections?
A: RUDDOCK’s range includes hoop earrings, chunky chains, bracelets, cuffs, signet rings, and mixed-metal designs — all handcrafted in recycled metals. Many pieces are designed for daily wear but carry distinctive details that make them feel special.
