Bachelor Australia - Matt Agnew - Season 7 - Potential Contestants - *Sleuthing Spoilers*

Louise wrote:I joined in with some of you all for Bachelor UK and am now coming out of lurking for Bachelor AU having watched for a few years.

sdmom wrote:@Bobette thanks for the background info! When will the show air?

I never watched the international series until last year’s Russia B’ette. What happened after the show really burned me (the lead is a very very famous entertainer, and she treated  her f1 who I think was very genuine terribly right after the last episode), but I thoroughly enjoyed the discussion and that small community. RS spoilers take out much of the sleuthing fun for me, and the discussion sometimes is too heated for my enjoyment too. You guys seem to have so much fun on this side of the board so I am stepping out of my comfort zone and decide to participate and learn how to be a better sleuthers from you bunch. Please bear with me an all my questions!

Louise wrote:I joined in with some of you all for Bachelor UK and am now coming out of lurking for Bachelor AU having watched for a few years.

Dirty Street Pie wrote:I'm surprised we haven't had more girls outed by their friends or work colleagues yet. Maybe the non disclosure agreement has some teeth this year? Or as unlikely as it seems, maybe they haven't gone heavy on influencers this year?

Is The Bachelor Matt Agnew dating Adelaide’s Cassandra Mamone?

The Advertiser
April 7, 2019 5:44PM



She’s made it her business to help many a bachelor plan the perfect proposal, but now Adelaide fine jeweller Cassandra Mamone’s the one putting a ring on it.

The recipient is none other than Adelaide-born astrophysicist31-year-old Matt Agnew, who’sthe soon-to-be star of The Bachelor.

Spies tell us Cassandra, 33, is among the bachelorettes on the show, which is currently filming in Sydney and premiering later this year.

Confidential also hears that when Cassandra arrived at the mansion, wearing a sexy, strappy red dress, she presented Matt with a ring.

Introducing Cassandra Mamone, jewellery designer
Katie Spain, SA Weekend
September 19, 2014 9:00pm

Meet 29-year-old Cassandra Mamone, a home grown girl with a thing for bling.

“I grew up in Adelaide’s West Side and now I’m living in West Lakes,” she says. “I was always in to arts. When I was 15 I started making beaded jewellery for friends and family and they’d pay me $15 for a little pair of earrings so it started as a hobby and kind of went from there.”



WHAT A GEM Mamone’s megawatt smile flashes bright like the diamonds glistening in her new North Adelaide showroom. She laughs a lot and it’s no wonder... this pint-sized sparkler has a serious case of job satisfaction.

SCHOOL’S OUT “I studied at TAFE SA’s Adelaide College of the Arts for three years and majored in jewellery making. My course was very arty so I was doing big pendants and sterling silver back then.” After graduating, Mamone went on to work for a fine jewellery manufacturer called Mark McAskill.

GOING SOLO Creativity called and Mamone quit her job, completed a short business course and in 2010, started Cassandra Mamone Jewellery. They were nailbiting times. “I remember lying awake thinking “Oh my gosh — how am I going to make it work and get to where I want to be?’ Step by step, I got there.”

FINE TIME “I started out doing more bridal and sterling silver ware and as I continued on my path I had clients coming to me for their engagement rings. At the beginning of 2013 I released a fine jewellery collection.”

PERFECT CUT These days, it’s all about white diamonds, cognac diamonds and semi-precious stones. “This is definitely my niche. I noticed the difference as soon as I released the first collection (Sorrento). I felt better, people were coming to me — it was really good.”

SHINE BRIGHT Instagram has been a big hit for Mamone’s brand. “It’s amazing how much it has helped my business. A client from Melbourne came to see me because a bridal page called Wonder and Awe tagged me.” When New York style blogger Danielle Bernstein from We Wore what (@weworewhat) posted a photo of one of Mamone’s pieces the response via social media was overwhelmingly positive.

LIKE A DIAMOND Clients also travelled from Brisbane and New York for design consultations. “Generally the design process starts on paper,” she says. “Initially it’s about meeting them, talking to them and nutting out exactly what they want. Some clients come to me with screenshots from their girlfriend’s phones... I really love it when it’s all screen shots of my pieces!”

COLOUR ME HAPPY New collection Havana’s Riviera is released in October. “It’s got a real Cuban feel... lots of coloured gemstones,” she says.

DREAM BIG “I’d love to have a base in New York and in Adelaide. I’m slowly weaving my way there.”