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This Spring, Pandora unveils its Talisman collection, a striking new chapter in the brand’s design story. Inspired by ancient coins and age-old symbolism, the range takes Pandora into uncharted territory, with pieces that feel both modern and timeless.
We previewed the collection during Copenhagen Fashion Week, where it was revealed against the backdrop of the Glyptotek Museum’s trove of antiquities. The setting underscored the collection’s unique departure: abstract, organic shapes rendered in sterling silver, beaten 14k gold and mixed metal finishes. Motifs like Pegasus, the lion, and the arrow recall some of history’s enduring symbolic archetypes, yet each piece carries Pandora’s signature focus on storytelling and personal meaning.
“Pandora Talisman is more than a new collection, it’s a new way to connect, reflect and express,” say A. Filippo Ficarelli and Francesco Terzo, Pandora’s SVP Creative Directors. “They are carriers of memory, reflections of self and gentle reminders that meaning is something we make our own.”
Twelve symbolic designs form the heart of the collection, each engraved with Latin inscriptions such as “amor vincit omnia” (“love conquers all”) and “per aspera ad astra” (“through hardships to the stars”). Their surfaces are deliberately imperfect, textured to echo the ancient inspiration. A mother-of-pearl heart, edged in 14k gold plating, brings depth and softness, while the collection’s largest pendant, finely carved with arrows, represents resilience and growth.
While in Copenhagen, we spoke with Pamela Anderson, the brand’s spokesperson. Anderson had already chosen her favourites: the rose and the swallow, symbols of beauty, resilience and freedom. Pandora spokesperson Pamela Anderson, who fronted the campaign and joined us in Copenhagen, has already chosen her favourites. “I love the rose, the swallow, those are going to be mine,” she told ELLE Australia. “I used to wear things like this in the 90s with longer chains. I have a friend who curated the Louvre, and I’d always asked him, “What’s your favourite object in the Louvre?” and he said ‘The coins, the medieval coins”, and that’s the thing, they’re just different.”
Each piece can be worn alone or layered on Pandora’s newly designed necklaces, available in both sterling silver and 14k gold plating. For those who favour versatility, the pendants also pair seamlessly with Pandora ME chains, allowing wearers to curate a visual story that evolves with them.
Ultimately, the Talisman collection is more than jewellery. It’s Pandora’s invitation to hold close the symbols that resonate most deeply, and to celebrate the romance and beauty in nature, and life’s, imperfections.
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