Joining the league of brands appointing young, under-the-radar names as creative directors: Pandora with Francesco Terzo and A. Filippo Ficarelli, an Italian duo with EDM DJ good looks who previously ran their own menswear line, and consulted for the likes of Dior and Ralph Lauren. Debuting this S/S ’18, the pair haven’t wasted any time in being disruptors. Their biggest move: the introduction of an 18K yellow gold-plated range called Pandora Shine, which features not just charms and bracelets, but also trendy chokers, stackable rings and asymmetrical ear studs ($89-$349) with playful bee and nature-inspired motifs. Other designs similarly widen and lend a distinctly fashionable edge to Pandora’s existing repertoire: The charms feel more of the moment with fun, bold shapes and pastel hues; and, as with Shine, it’s no longer only about the charms. – KYS

Joining the league of brands appointing young, under-the-radar names as creative directors: Pandora with Francesco Terzo and A.

They are technically pendants. And they should go anywhere you want.

For something that occupies so little real estate on us, jewellery is important. It has the ability to steal the show or subtly enhance it, turn a look from day to night in a flash, and complement every look from jeans and tee to the most fancy dress. PANDORA has four new ranges. We show you how to work them in every way.

You know what’s great about being in the era of “anything goes”? It’s anything goes when it comes to how you want to dress for festive events (with the exception of black or white tie, of course). With that in mind, we’ve pulled 100 items of the kind you already love and wear, at prices that you’ll like even more.

Their job: keep charms in their places on your bracelet.

Elevate your feminine and romantic ensembles with PANDORA’s new Valentine’s Day Collection