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Tatty Devine Artist Collaborations

Collaboration is at the heart of Tatty Devine, between our Co-founders, our team and an ever-evolving collection of our favourite cultural icons. We're shining a spotlight on these visionary jewellery unions, past and present, that have shaped our story and cemented our role as the go-to brand for transforming artists' work into wearable art.

Dame Zandra Rhodes

Plunging into the 56-year-strong archive of Zandra Rhodes’ pioneering fashion label, our collaborative jewellery collection - designed with Dame Zandra Rhodes - combines high-fashion nods to nature, statement ‘wiggles’ and odes to New York, crafted meticulously to capture the spirit of The Princess of Punk.

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Sir Grayson Perry

Celebrate the world-renowned British artist, Grayson Perry’s 65th birthday and his latest exhibition, Delusions of Grandeur, at The Wallace Collection with a handmade jewellery collaboration. Drawing from new works and classic iconography: meet alter ego, Shirley, muse Alan Measles, and double entendre-adorned makers' marks.

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Frida Kahlo

Celebrating the vibrant creativity of one of the world’s most-loved artists.

Tatty Devine X Frida Kahlo was launched to celebrate the opening of The Making of an Icon at Tate Modern. We've bought together beloved, bestselling designs and brand-new official jewellery inspired by Frida’s extraordinary life, art and enduring legacy.

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Lucy Sparrow

Bringing the nostalgia of 80s-90s supermarkets via your new favourite food accessories: meet our quirky jewellery collaboration with British artist, Lucy Sparrow.

Inspired by her felt artworks, each piece is plucked from her show ‘The Beginning of Convenience’ at The Momentary Museum in Arkansas, U.S.

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Jeremy Deller

Make a political statement with limited edition protest jewellery designed with Turner Prize-winning British artist, Jeremy Deller. Transforming his viral election poster, installed 'out and about', into jewellery for activists: these limited edition designs were a literal and metaphorical work for 2024 (and beyond).

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