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Milko Boyakrov Designs the New Charms Collection by Hey Harper

The contemporary jewelry brand Hey Harper recently launched a new Charms Collection. This release is the second one designed by the new in-house designed Milko Boyarov. Consisting of nine distinct designs, the capsule is described as "fun-filled" and "quirky."

The Charms Collection by Hey Harper is versatile, meaning that individuals can wear the pieces separately or they can layer them. The charms can be used in necklaces, as earrings, in piercings, and on clothing items like hats. Additionally, each one of the nine charms has a "hidden message" engraved on the back. About the meaning behind the charms and their messaging, Milko Boyarov shares: "the Charms collection was designed aiming to capture the essence of everyday life. It is a representation of life's daily mood swings and is meant to be worn every day, as a playful way to express one's feelings."
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