Tatty Devine

Tatty Devine represents a ëone-stop shopí for almost all jewellery and clothing accessory items. The firm had its origins in an innovative idea of two friends Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden, who studied fine arts together at the Chelsea School of Art in the mid 1990s. One of the first ventures of this new enterprise was the production and sale of leather cuffs in the Portobello and Spitalfields markets.

The quality of the Tatty Devine products was noticed by fashion giant, Vogue magazine along with Browns Focus and Harvey Nichols, resulting in the launch of the companyís first collection at the 2001 London Fashion Week. With a wide range of earrings, necklaces and brooches, the company has something to suit just about all tastes and outfits. Following a showing at the 2003 Paris Fashion Week, the Tatty Devine jewellery range got international exposure.

Three years later, Tatty Devine had another successful stint at the New York Fashion Week. Thereafter, the company consistently released two collections per year. Tatty Devine charm earrings having star, heart and lightning bolt shapes are supposed to bring luck to the wearer. The brooches and pendants have varied shapes, sizes and colours. Generally, the necklaces are made of a metal alloy and the pendant is crafted out of acrylic.