The optical-conductivity spectra of concentrated solutions Au_{1 - x}Fe_x with x = 17 and 22 at % have been measured in a frequency range of (10-33) × 10³ cm^-1 at room temperature. The results are analyzed together with previous optical data obtained for compounds with x = 4-12 at %. It is found that the magnetic contributions σ_magn = σ_AuFe - σ_Au to dc and low-frequency(10 cm^-1) conductivities for an Fe concentration below 4 at % are almost equal, while the low-frequency magnetic contribution for larger concentrations is significantly larger than the dc one. An absorption band at frequencies of 1000-3000 cm^-1 has been found for samples with concentrations x = 6-22 at %. The observed phenomena are attributed to the localization of electrons inside clusters containing ferromagnetically ordered iron ions.