When best friends Harriet and Rosie left art school, they had no intention of getting a real job. When they started to fill their time turning throwaway objects like scraps of leather and guitar plectrums into jewellery, they had no idea it would end up in Vogue magazine. The DIY approach and anarchic streak resonated with the public, satisfying their hunger for something different to the commercialised, mass-produced, poor quality products on offer. Next thing Harriet and Rosie knew they had very real jobs as the founders of their unique jewellery brand Tatty Devine.