CLARISSA BRONFMAN
Clarissa began her journey by crafting jewelry for close friends and family, but as the demand and admiration for her work grew, she expanded her creations to a broader audience. Today, each piece is meticulously handcrafted in the United States, where Clarissa oversees the entire production process, ensuring that every design is infused with care. Her jewelry is not only a reflection of artistry but also an expression of empowerment, crafted to enhance the beauty and confidence of its wearer.
“My inspiration comes from the rich diversity of the world—the balance of opposites that shape our lives. The timeless and the contemporary. The intentionally crafted and the serendipitously discovered. A unique blend of precious materials, vintage treasures, and objects both found and designed. An eclectic mix of cultures and beliefs, all united by a spirit of tolerance and inclusivity.”
A true Renaissance woman, Clarissa is a photographer, jewelry designer, and passionate art collector, known for her philanthropic and entrepreneurial efforts. She is deeply involved in New York City’s vibrant arts and music scene, serving as a Trustee at the Museum of Modern Art, co-chairing the Latin American Committee at the Guggenheim Museum, and having previously served as Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Carnegie Hall for more than 30 years. Additionally, she contributes to the Modern & Contemporary Art Committee at The Philadelphia Museum of Art. Originally from Venezuela, Clarissa’s journey has taken her through London, Paris, and California, and she now splits her time between New York and Madrid, where she lives and works with her husband and four children.