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Ros Millar is an inspiring individual with a “can do” attitude. She explored her passion for jewellery while studying in Northern Ireland and decided to pursue it as a career in London. Her collection has attracted a lot of attention and so it should. Her jewellery is amazingly elegant and beautifully simple in the sense that you can wear it on a day-to-day basis or on a night out. Her main focus is on necklaces and rings and boy, does she do it well! Her collection has been in many exhibitions and is admired by many. 
The necklaces and rings are based on organic and mixed materials to create these wonderful rock-inspired pieces. Magazines such as G&G have featured items for her collection that includes the Cluster Stud Necklace and the Double Stud-stacking Ring. Most of her pieces illustrate this kind of futuristic style that we are beginning to recognise in the fashion industry today. Organic elements have an essential connection to the pieces that she produces. For example, her inspiration comes from sources such as rocks, nuggets, clusters and pebbles which all indicate a metallic space-like theme. Black, gold and silver are the main colours used, so they will literally go great with anything.
If you like the sound of this jewellery that uses organic materials including bronze, silver, sponge and yellow sapphires, then take a look at her website here.
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