Dillon Rose Fine Jewelry has premiere pieces inspired by Tulsa's beautiful Art Deco and Oklahoma’s Native American heritage. The owner has come a long way since selling her first set of earrings in Mexico City for tacos. The small business leader is also a part of an upcoming event for Art Deco Month.

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