The little-known Aussie jewellery brand beloved by popstar Dua Lipa
Public Group active 3 years, 1 month agoAn Australian online jewellery brand has turned heads in Hollywood after popstar was spotted wearing the company’s 18K gold plated earrings.Dua shared a video of herself to Instagram in Mountain and Moon’s $160 which are designed in Australia and created by artisans in .The $179 were also spotted in a holiday gifting guide for ‘your horoscope-obsessed friends’.The company has just launched its latest collection called Paradiso featuring opulent pieces that pack a huge statement and are perfect for the holiday season. Dua shared a video of herself to Instagram in Mountain and Moon’s $160 Bella earrings which are designed in Australia and created by artisans in India An Australian online jewellery brand has turned heads in Hollywood after popstar Dua Lipa was spotted wearing the company’s 18K gold plated earringsThe 21-piece collection features a selection of drop earrings and hoops that are 18k micron gold plated and priced between $110 and $270. Designers Ashton Cameron and Audrey Allen joined forces in 2015 with a shared affinity for the ‘more is more’ philosophy and a love for jewels which can transcend cultures, styles and eras. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Whilst drawing inspiration from their own family backgrounds in India and Greece their emphasis is on designing high quality, timeless and unique styles with a very distinct signature aesthetic. The diverse and often unexpected ranges have an underlying sense of adventure, relying on their belief in maximalist ideals. The company has just launched its latest collection called Paradiso featuring opulent pieces that pack a huge statement and are perfect for the holiday season The original designs are focused on being both visually stunning and wearable, with distinctive flourishes, bold textures, and a love for colourful gemstonesThe original designs are focused on being both visually stunning and wearable, with distinctive flourishes, bold textures, and a love for colourful gemstones. The owners have partnered with the Saheli Women in India, where a percentage of every purchase is reinvested into various projects at the ground level. They are currently focused on health issues and education surrounding this. They also create employment for these women with the ethical fairtrade manufacturing of their jewellery bags which are hand embroidered. Their unique pieces have been spotted on A-listers like Halsey and Kate Walsh, and featured in Forbes, Vogue, Harpers
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