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Why choose Lab Grown Diamonds?
Why choose Lab Grown Diamonds?

Understandably, selecting a gemstone for the most cherished pieces of jewellery in our lifetime come with careful consideration. At Metal and Dust, we know the things that matter to us, also matter...

Shooting Chloe for Metal and Dust
Shooting Chloe for Metal and Dust

Recently with Chloe Ewen at the light filled Sabi Studio in Perth. Shot by Metal and Dust jeweller and founder Steph Bennett. Chloe wears the Dome (blob) ring, Sette ring, Uno ring, Waves ring and ...

The women around us ft. Remy Bernhardt
The women around us ft. Remy Bernhardt

Remy is a producer and photographer behind the lens of the effortlessly-cool visuals of our most loved brands; Bali Tailor, Lola Varma, Gooseberry Intimates, Fella Swim (just to name a few) and is ...

Caring for your jewellery
Caring for your jewellery

Metal and Dust jewellery pieces are made of precious metals, which means you can wear your jewellery every day. It is common for everyday jewellery to gradually show signs of wear like small scratc...

The women around us ft. Kate Black from Sir Botanical
The women around us ft. Kate Black from Sir Botanical

Meet the aesthetic visionary behind Sir Botanical, Perth’s coolest florals. From large-scale sculptures to small and intimate dinners, Sir Botanical curates memorable moments that redefine the flor...

Mined vs Lab Grown diamonds
Mined vs Lab Grown diamonds

Chemically and physically lab diamonds are identical to mined diamonds. The difference between the two cannot be seen by the naked eye. 

Diamonds in April
Diamonds in April

Diamonds truly stand alone in the realm of gemstones, boasting a captivating allure that's unmatched by any other. Found naturally in the most remote corners of the Earth, the mere existence of the...

Studio sounds
Studio sounds

Introducing the songs that make your jewellery. Listen to the Metal and Dust studio playlist. 

The (new) beginning
The (new) beginning

Sitting at my bench again, I was reminded just how ‘at home’ I feel when creating jewellery. All the pieces of who I am come together in this space.