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Tatty Devine

Tatty Devine is Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden. The two designers set up the company in 1999 and still run it completely independently. Tatty Devine has become a cult classic of British fashion with its witty, offbeat designs.

Tatty Devine

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    Silver 'Untitled' necklace

    £160.00

    Produced exclusively for Tate, these pieces are part of Tatty Devine's new range, in luxurious lasercut sterling silver. Each piece is beautifully finished by hand in the Tatty Devine studio. This is a luxury move forward for Tatty Devine into serious jewellery, and an exciting addition to their range for Tate range.

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    Silver 'Modern' necklace

    £160.00

    Produced exclusively for Tate, these pieces are part of Tatty Devine's new fine range, in luxurious lasercut sterling silver. Each piece is precision lasercut by a company in the north of England, and beautifully finished by hand in the Tatty Devine studio. This is a luxury move forward for Tatty Devine into serious jewellery, and an exciting addition to the Tatty Devine for Tate range.

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    Colour Theory bangle

    £55.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    100% Acrylic
    Made in London

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    Colour Theory bracelet

    £30.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Colour Theory chain necklace

    £65.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Small Colour Spot necklace

    £60.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Large Colour Spot necklace

    £55.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Colour Spot charm bracelet

    £30.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Pink Colour Spot ring

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Purple Colour Spot ring

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Pink Colour Spot brooch

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Red Colour Spot brooch

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Turquoise Colour Spot brooch

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Red Colour spot earrings

    £25.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Yellow Colour Spot earrings

    £25.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Sterling Silver
    Made in London

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    Green Colour Spot ring

    £12.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Metal Alloy
    Made in London

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    Blue Colour Spot earrings

    £25.00

    Tatty Devine have drawn on colour theory for their latest Tate collection. The masters of art jewellery present colour-saturated pieces in simple geometric shapes.

    "I was obsessed with colour theory at college," says designer Harriet Vine. "I recently watched a documentary about Degas. It showed a library full of old bound books which contain colour theory paintings done by scientists. The paintings aren't supposed to be art, they are purely scientific. But they look like spot paintings, and that's what inspired me."

    This led to perspex Spot jewellery, with earrings, rings and brooches lasercut in simple circles and bright shades. Spot Necklaces play with perceptions, as the eye is drawn by complementary and opposing hues.

    Colour Theory bangles and bracelets present an entire colour wheel of shapes in rainbow hues, while triangles seem to point the way around the Colour Theory Necklace.

    The collection immediately appeals to the senses, and complements fashion's bright mood.

    Find your place on the style spectrum.

    Acrylic and Sterling Silver
    Made in London

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    English Oak Brooch Green

    £22.00

    A new range from cult jewellery designer Tatty Devine inspired by the English countryside and featuring handmade walnut wood oak-leaves and shiny green glass beads.

    6.5cm x 4cm

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    Green English oak sautoir necklace

    £32.00

    A new range from cult jewellery designer Tatty Devine inspired by the English countryside and featuring handmade walnut wood oak-leaves and shiny green glass beads.

    Each leaf 2cm x 1cm
    Total length 92cm

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