Pandora and Harry Lambert unveil fresh pearl jewelry collection
Harry Lambert’s 11-piece pearl capsule gives Pandora a tighter, more fashion-led gift play, with Act I arriving for Paris Haute Couture Week and a London-to-Paris rollout.
Pandora put Harry Lambert at the center of Pandora Wonders, an 11-piece freshwater-pearl collection that begins its run during Paris Haute Couture Week on July 7. The first chapter, called Act I, reaches selected Pandora stores and Pandora.net on July 8, with early access at Dover Street Market London a day earlier and a Café Nuances takeover in Le Marais from July 8 to 11.
The new platform is built as a multi-year creative program rather than a one-off collaboration. Pandora works with a leading creative talent each year to reinterpret a signature material through contemporary culture, and this debut turns to freshwater baroque pearls. The pieces are handcrafted with a precise micro-piercing technique and finished in 14K gold plating, keeping the pearls’ irregular shapes intact instead of sanding them into uniformity. The 11 special-edition charms include mushrooms, ice cream cones, squid, pufferfish, frog, mouse, cloud and submarine motifs.
Harry Lambert styled Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and Alexander Skarsgård. The range is a limited-edition capsule of elevated pearl charms, with some pieces sold as sets or oversized pendants.
Chief product officer Philippa Newman: “the company is exploring iconic jewelry materials through the eyes of leading creative voices and reimagining them in a way that feels fresh, expressive and unmistakably Pandora.” Chief executive Berta de Pablos: “the launch” is part of Pandora’s effort to push creativity, craftsmanship and cultural relevance while keeping the brand grounded in meaningful, personal and accessible jewelry.
Pandora sells in more than 100 countries through about 7,000 points of sale, including more than 2,800 concept stores, and employs around 39,000 people worldwide. The company crafts its jewelry with 100% recycled silver and gold.
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