Pandora’s New Baroque Pearl Collection Is a Whimsical ‘Wonder’
One-of-a-kind pearls take the shape of ice cream cones, frogs, submarines, and other imaginative charms.

The limited-edition collection is the result of Pandora Wonders, its new multi-year creative program in which the Danish jeweler is partnering with artistic communities to promote craftsmanship and design.
For this collection, Pandora teamed up with British stylist and creative Harry Lambert, who has worked with stars like Harry Styles, Alexander Skarsgård, and Emma Corrin.
The overarching theme is a blend of “fantastical funhouse” meets childlike wonder.
The "Pandora Wonders" collection includes 11 dangle pearl charms featuring ice cream cones, squids, mushrooms, frogs, and more.
SEE: Pandora’s New Baroque Pearl Charms
"I'm such a fan of pearls, so I'm so thrilled to bring a renewed sense of childlike delight and nostalgia to Pandora's unique world of charms, signatures which already have such a place in so many people's hearts," said Lambert.
Each charm is crafted using one-of-a-kind freshwater baroque pearls chosen for their resemblance to a specific shape, like the body of a mouse or a space rocket shell.
Pandora artisans add the 14-karat gold-plated details and cubic zirconia accents.
For added whimsy, two of the charms are especially large—an inflated pufferfish and a web-footed frog.
The regular-sized charms are $98 each while the two larger ones are $225 each.
“This collection is where nature meets unbridled imagination, part creature, part object, part story. They sit between rarity and play. Each one feels discovered, not made, as if drawn from a cabinet of wonders where the ordinary has shifted into something extraordinary,” said Pandora Creative Directors Francesco Terzo and A. Filippo Ficarelli.
Lambert brought his signature eclecticism and humor to the campaign, said Pandora.
Shot in London, the latest campaign was inspired by his childhood awe at seemingly enormous objects.
Models interact with larger-than-life charms, holding golden pea pods and heart-shaped lockets, standing on magical mushrooms.
To celebrate the new collection, Pandora will host an immersive pop-up brand experience in Montauk, New York, from July 10-12, in partnership with Montauk Beach House.
Pandora Wonders will be available in select stores and via Pandora’s website on July 9.
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