beads and laser cut acrylic to create their most ambitious ensemble yet. Their Autumn/Winter collection, Desire Paths, drew inspiration from folklore, woodland, and celestial skies to craft intricate dandelion clocks, rose hips and constellations. In 2021 Tatty Devine released Held By Many Hands, a tribute to the essence of women and goddesses across the world, from prehistory to the present day. The Spring/Summer collection featured references to including glistening 3D scallop shells as a nod to Botticelli's The Birth of Venus. This was followed by the collection, I'm Only Dreaming, their Autumn/Winter collection which took its name from the exploration of dreams and the pursuit of sleep itself: jewel tone sleeping pills, ethereal planets, glitter flecked 'zzzs' and intricate moths, as worn in The Guardian by Lady Hale. In 2022 Tatty Devine was inspired by reconnecting with nature and finding your inner animal, resulting in the riotous collection, Wild Things. Beginning with a pastel bright chameleon inspired by the Ishihara Test, lush prayer plant leaves and fierce lionesses followed as Rosie and Harriet explored hot-off-the-press shades of acrylic while continued to push boundaries within contemporary jewellery design. Their Autumn/Winter collection, Cabinet of Curiosities'', delved into collections, from entomology to ornithology and the women whose work shaped scientific knowledge today: from Mary Delany to Margaret Bentinck's The Hive. References Jewellery retailers of the United Kingdom British companies established in 1999 Design companies established in 1999 Retail companies established in 1999