Harry Rocks is a London based jewellery brand that specialises in creating handmade unique pieces. Founder and designer, Laura Rowan, worked in the world of costume jewellery for high street brands for over ten years giving her the experience and knowledge to start her very own jewellery business. This is where Harry Rocks began and has given Laura the chance to passionately explore her love for precious metals and special stones. Harry Rocks Jewellery has a unique story behind its brand name as Laura decided to call her business after her first born Harry, Harry already being a very important and inspiring name to her as she grew up visiting ‘Old Harry Rocks’ a place in Dorset. Each piece from the collection is exclusively designed and beautifully handmade using a variety of metals and materials including sterling silver and semi-precious stones meaning no two pieces will be the same, making Harry Rocks Jewellery one of a kind. In only 18 short months Harry Rocks has already been discovered by Harvey Nichols and they proudly stock Harry Rocks Jewellery and the 'Made in Chelsea' girls are all big fans of Harry Rocks' Initial Necklaces, wearing them on and off the show! ‘I want to create beautiful pieces of jewellery that women of all ages would love to receive as a present or buy for themselves, using materials that will last’ Laura will take on commissions happily and is always happy to offer personal touches on any charm bracelet or necklace, especially on the Hand Engraved Initial necklaces and bracelets, Pick your birth stone, lucky colour or favourite semi-precious stone and we can together create a piece of jewellery that is perfect for you. Please just get in touch for further details. Be it a gift for a friend or loved one, a special gift for brides and bridesmaids or simply a treat for yourself choosing a Harry Rocks piece of jewellery is a true investment you can’t help but fall in love with! The gorgeous illustrations on my website are by my great friend Kate Lowe, please see her gorgeous work at http://www.kateloweartist.com/ I have also had some help from "Irena Pechon Photography" for some of the close up jewellery shots
