Join us this Thursday to learn about Ancient Adornment with Anastasia Matveeva. 4-6pm at Dillon Rose Studio. 

Ten years ago today Dillon Rose was born. In the beginning our jewelry was crafted of found objects; feathers, shells, copper and sterling silver, adornments telling stories of connection between humans and nature. We sold on street corners, in cafes and art fairs across the country, often sleeping in our van to keep expenses down.

We took Monday off to go to the creek because we choose a life that prioritizes freedom over growth, quality over quantity. These are sentiments that we’ve lived by for years, long before they became popular buzzwords or ‘Slow Fashion’ was a hashtag. Sustainability is as much about the materials we use as the social expectations we place on ourselves while creating a luxury, fine jewelry brand and growing it here in America’s heartland.

Thank you Tulsa People for giving Tulsans an opportunity to select the creatives and businesses that bring quality to the lived experience.

A meteorite's journey is a dramatic tale of cosmic endurance. The lost-wax cast pieces we create are carefully sculpted, capturing each meteorites individual contours and textures, before being encased in a mold. The resulting pieces are symbols for those who dare to dream, igniting the imagination and fostering aspirational thought, a constant reminder of the vastness, wonder and opportunity of the universe.

The pieces we create all start as minerals in the earth and engaging with positive conservation practices is important to us.