Star’s dazzle at Pandora’s Australian lab-grown diamond launch

Teagan Croft stole the show at a glamorous launch of a new breed of diamonds now on sale in Australia with her showstopping outfit.

The world’s biggest jewellery brand hosted a star-studded party in Sydney to celebrate the launch of its lab-grown diamond collection in Australia.

Melbourne influencer Rebecca Judd, Euphoria star Barbie Ferreira and Aussie actress Teagan Croft were among the famous faces at the glamorous cocktail evening hosted by Pandora.

Judd opted for a pearlescent white mini-dress adorned with flower detailing and beads across the bust.

The mum-of-four, who made a rare appearance in Sydney for the celebrations, paired her outfit with embellished stockings and matching silver accessories.

Bec Judd attended Pandora’s Australian launch of its lab-grown diamond collection. Picture: Matrix

Euphoria star Barbie Ferreira was at the star-studded event. Picture: Matrix

Ferreira, who is a “friend of the brand”, opted for a metallic gold slip dress with a bold red lip.

The TV star and model finished her look with a pair of red pumps and a sleek up do.

Meanwhile, Croft went for a more daring ensemble, rocking a completely see-though lace black dress which hung off her shoulders.

To protect her modesty, she opted for a black boob tube and matching undies which were on full display in the gown, and even flashed a cheeky glimpse of her booty.

Teagan Croft opted for a see-through lace dress. Picture: Matrix

The outfit flashed her undies. Picture: Matrix

Other well-known names pictured on the Pandora black carpet included comedian Andy Lee’s girlfriend Rebecca Harding, who wore a striking grey coat throughout the evening held at the Belgiorno Room in Sydney’s Walsh Bay.

Former Bachlorette star Anna Heinrich wore a white midi dress with a matching blazer draped over her shoulders, while Kate Waterhouse opted for a white strapless jumpsuit.

Anna Heinrich Picture: Matrix

Kate Waterhouse Picture: Matrix

Influencer royalty, Pia Muehlenbeck. Picture: Supplied/Pandora

Influencer royalty, Pia Muehlenbeck, also posed for a series of stunning snaps with the iconic Harbour Bridge in the background.

Meanwhile presenter Francesca Hung, who hosted the VIP event, opted for a figure-hugging black number.

The evening’s host stunned in a black and diamante-embellished number. Picture: Supplied/Pandora

Pandora launched its first lab-created diamond collection in the UK in 2021, which was later expanded to the US in August last year.

The iconic jewellery brand has now expanded its lab-grown diamonds range to Australia with three new collections: Infinite, Era and Nova.

Pandora generated around $US3.2 billion (almost $A5 billion) in revenue last year by selling over 102 million pieces of jewellery in 100+ countries, according to Forbes.

Originally published as Star’s dazzle at Pandora’s Australian lab-grown diamond launch