The collection, known as Pandora Essence, includes contemporary and sculptural designs. It features 50 pieces, including necklaces, rings, and earrings made with cultured pearls.
In a statement, the company said it was a collection that would challenge consumer perception of the brand, expanding the offering from charms and bracelets to a wide range of jewellery.
Chief marketing officer Mary Carmen Gasco-Buisson said the collection was aimed at meeting consumers' evolving needs.
“Our customers have a broad set of needs, and by expanding our assortment as a full jewellery brand grounded on special meaning, we can better enable them to express who they are and what they love,” she said.
“I am confident this gorgeous collection will attract more consumers to Pandora and drive further growth.”
Pandora debuted the collection in the Netherlands as a trial program. On 15 May, it was released in stores globally and online.
The company recently increased its expected revenue to 8-10 per cent this financial year, a rise from the 6-9 per cent previously projected. This increase was attributed to the popularity of lab-created diamond jewellery.
Pandora Essence Range
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Treated freshwater cultured pearls pendant necklace | Baroque treated freshwater cultured pearls drop earrings |
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Treated freshwater cultured pearl double band ring | Organically shaped broad open bangle |
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