PANDORA WORLD

With every new Pandora collection, we push to raise the bar for jewellery design and craftsmanship even higher.

Pandora works hard to find not only the most beautiful materials for each jewellery design, but also the most responsible.

Want to know how to care for your favourite glow-getting styles or looking for a bit of styling inspiration? Read on to explore our guide that has it all covered.

From mined diamonds to lab-grown diamonds, discover more about the innovative ways we are incorporating diamonds into Pandora jewellery, with sustainability in mind.

Love sterling silver jewellery? So do we! In this guide, we’ll tell you everything you’ve always wanted to know about our signature material.

Our own unique metal blend plated with 14k gold creates a radiant and luxurious golden shimmer to our jewellery.

Our treated freshwater cultured pearl jewellery is here to add the finishing touch to your jewellery collection. From colours to care guidance, get clued up on all things pearls with our freshwater pearl jewellery guide.

Gold is the oldest precious metal known to humankind. Discover how gold purity is measured and the different gold types and alloys we use to create Pandora jewellery.

Natural stones are formed without human intervention and have been used in jewellery design for thousands of years.

From Italian Murano glass to German Reichenbach glass, learn about the techniques involved in creating our glass Pandora charms and how we recycle all waste produced.

Belonging to a small group of precious, natural stones classified as organic gems, pearls are used in so many ways in jewellery.

Created in a laboratory to resemble their natural counterpart, synthetic stones represent a lasting and more environmentally sound tribute to the beauty of nature.

Discover the three types of man-made stones we use to decorate Pandora jewellery in a range of sparkling colours and how to care for them.

Not to be confused with naturally occurring crystal, nano crystal is entirely man-made, which means its colour can be controlled to be uniform, resulting in less waste.

Learn more about the common practice of jewellery plating that’s used at Pandora, which is the process of depositing a thin layer of one type of metal on top of another.

Welcome to the world of hand-applied glossy enamel, used in many Pandora designs to add detail to storytelling and a decorative effect.

Used to create cool alternatives to metal jewellery, learn about the waxed cotton fabric and exclusive, genuine leather we use to create our pieces.

A comprehensive guide to the precious metals used in Pandora Jewellery and our unique metal blends plated with 14k rose gold and 14k gold, among others.

Mother of pearl or nacre is the name given to the pearly inner layer found inside some shells. Learn more about the iridescent material used in Pandora jewellery.

Understand the difference between synthetic, man-made and natural stones, their unique properties and how we use them in our hand-finished Pandora Jewellery.

Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically and optically identical to mined diamonds and are each as individual and one-of-a-kind as their wearer.

Discover our most popular stone shapes and how we cut, polish and set our stones to create sparkling pieces of Pandora jewellery with a unique edge.

Produced in laboratories using the flame fusion method, synthetic corundum has the same properties and chemical structure as naturally occurring ruby and sapphire stones.

The most-used stone in our jewellery, cubic zirconia is usually colourless and optically looks like a diamond. Learn more about this sparkling man-made stone.

Made to resemble the beauty of the natural pearl, a lacquered artificial pearl is a laboratory-made glass-ceramic with an innovative pearl-like coating.