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    Award winning Tomasz Donocik graduated from the Royal College of Art, before working for internationally renowned jeweller Stephen Webster. This designer's work boldly gives a different meaning to modern styles, whilst breaking down the barriers of classicism and masculinity. His aim? To challenge the preconceptions of self-adornment. Tomasz Donocik inspirations bring together literature, architecture and surrealism to redefine jewellery for those who enjoy more contemporary looks. The fusion of materials such as leather and silk, the skilled artisan work and unconventional designs mean this designer has certainly caused a stir in the fashion world.

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    Star Hematite Earrings
    £155.00 £125.00
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    Star Hematite Earrings

    By Tomasz Donocik
    £155.00 £125.00
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    Part of the 'Rising Star' Collection by Tomasz Donocik; the Star Hematite Earrings. These gold plated drop earrings are cleverly designed to look as though the star is clutching onto the small ball of hematite. Inspired by the military and Soviet Era, these earrings are thought provoking accessories.

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    Size conversion

    mm UK EU US
    48.7 J 10 4 3/4
    49.3 J 1/2 10/11 5
    50 K 11 5 1/4
    50.6 K 1/2 12 5 1/2
    51.2 L 12/13 5 3/4
    51.9 L 1/2 13 6
    52.5 M 14 6 1/4
    53.1 M 1/2 14/15 6 1/2
    53.8 N 15 6 3/4
    54.4 N 1/2 15/16 7
    55.1 O 16 7 1/4
    55.7 O 1/2 17 7 1/2
    56.3 P 17/18 7 3/4
    57 P 1/2 18 8
    57.6 Q 18/19 8 1/4

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