Tatty Devine is a brand name for a jewellery company based in the East End of London, owned by Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine who established the company in 1999. They have one shop in London's Covent Garden, situated on Monmouth Street. They make laser cut acrylic-based art jewellery which is handmade in the UK and personalised Name Necklaces, laser cut and handmade to order. In 2013, Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine were awarded MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry. History Tatty Devine started out in London's Portobello and Spitalfields market selling leather cuffs. They then began to make their name from making jewellery from found objects like cake decorations and guitar plectrums. After featuring in Vogue magazine and showing their collections at London Fashion Week they opened a studio and shop space on London's Brick Lane, later followed by a shop in Brewer Street, Soho, which moved to Monmouth Street, Covent Garden in November 2009. Collaborations Tatty Devine have collaborated with musicians such as David Bowie, Peaches, Belle & Sebastian, Camera Obscura, Los Bitchos, Robots in Disguise and the Amy Winehouse Foundation including producing exclusive tour merchandise and charitable products. They have designed ranges for the Tate galleries across the UK, Victoria and Albert Museum, South Bank, Design Museum, Barbican Centre, the Baltic Gateshead where Tatty Devine created 'Angel of the North' jewellery for artist Anthony Gormley and capsule collections with Chawton House, Brighton's Royal Pavilion, Sir John Soane's Museum. Limited pieces have also been made with heroines of the art world, from Frida Kahlo to contemporary illustrator, Gemma Correll, technicolour muralist, Morag Myerscough, papercut specialist Poppy's Papercuts, and home-grown favourites including Mark Pawson and Rob Ryan, and Basso & Brooke. Designers Peter Jensen, Ashish, Eley Kishimoto, Mimi Wade, Clio Peppiatt, Claire Barrow, Kit Neale, Matty Bovan, Mary Benson, The Rodnik Band, Basso and Brooke, Louise Gray and SIBLING have worked with Tatty Devine on their fashion collections, alongside lifestyle collaborations with MADE.com, Mi-Pac, MAKE International and Wild and Wolf. The De Young Gallery in San Francisco commissioned Tatty Devine to design a collection of jewellery celebrating British Artists Gilbert & George to coincide with the Gilbert and George exhibition at the gallery. The pieces are based on well known Gilbert and George art works and the collection includes Gin Cufflinks, Hope and Fear Brooches and Necklaces. Tatty Devine also made iconic London department store Selfridges' 100th birthday