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Women Who Launch: Rosanna and Christie Wollenberg of Otiumberg
In this edition of Women Who Launch Rosanna and Christie Wollenberg of Otiumberg reflect on their brand's evolution, the joys of running a sister-founded business, their 10-year anniversary campaign with Poppy Delevingne, and more.
Sister duo Rosanna and Christie founded their contemporary jewellery brand in 2016 after years spent daydreaming about how jewellery could act as a catalyst for connection. Their first ever collection of 'huggies' went down a storm, resulting in a slew of new designs that have since earned the seal of approval from multiple A-listers including Jessie Buckley, Jodie Comer and Anne Hathaway. Championing a...
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