Pandora recently launched its first 18k gold-plated sterling silver collection featuring finely crafted golden bees, honeycomb shapes and sun motifs.
Called the Pandora Utility Suit, it’s a 10-foot-tall walking exoskeleton with a human pilot who will interact with visitors.
You only need to see Pandora’s magical white Christmas installation in Greenbelt 5 to be inspired to shop its winter collection.
It’s a magical tableau of a thousand twinkling lights, giant snow globes, snowy silvery trees, and piles upon piles of massive gift boxes atop a huge silver treasure chest.
In the Philippines, where celebrity culture is rampant, we tend to turn to public figures for inspiration. While this isn’t necessarily a bad thing, are we taking the women around us for granted?
As if in homage to the woman after which it is named—she who was endowed by the gods with unique gifts, according to Greek mythology—
Pandora, the Danish jewelry brand, is paying tribute this season to the singularity and uniqueness of every woman.
Pandora’s charms are like Pringles—once you pop, you can’t stop. We love how the brand makes it easy for you to create a wearable story using its different charms.
Unless you are diligent in scouring outlets across the US, you won’t save money by buying Pandora online and coursing it through a friend who is returning to
AS WOMEN have become a lot more independent, so has their attitude toward jewelry. Jewelry used to be an “emotional product,” one a man buys for a woman. But
It was like being in a mystical, enchanted forest, dahlings, when Pandora unveiled its fabulous 2014 autumn/winter collection at SM Mega Fashion Hall.
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