PANDORA Jewelry Japan Co., Ltd. Introducing a limited charm commemorating the partnership between Pandora and UNICEF

[PANDORA Jewelry Japan Co., Ltd.] Introducing a limited charm to commemorate the partnership between Pandora and UNICEF ​
PANDORA Jewelry Japan Co., Ltd. Press release: March 6, 2025 Introducing a limited edition charm commemorating the partnership between Pandora and UNICEF Supported approximately 2.4 million children since 2019 PANDORA Jewelry Japan Co., Ltd. (Pandora Jewelry Japan Co., Ltd., Headquarters: 6-3-7 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, hereinafter referred to as Pandora) will release a limited edition charm commemorating the partnership between Pandora and UNICEF as part of the brand campaign “BE LOVE”, which symbolizes various forms of love.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/66920/37/66920-37-22e5d015f2aadeb77246bf6bf479d89f-1000×1000.png PANDORA collaboration charm “Pandora for UNICEF” Since partnering with UNICEF in 2019, Pandora has donated a total of $14 million, helping to support approximately 2.4 million children, youth, and women around the world. Pandora for UNICEF, a special collaboration charm to support UNICEF released as part of the BE LOVE campaign for
International Women’s Day, is a heart-shaped charm with a blue stone in the center, UNICEF’s symbol color, and features a simple and powerful design.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/66920/37/66920-37-ea38e7ceedfe1fff78d351006bf66e39-1000×1000.png PANDORA collaboration charm “Pandora for UNICEF”
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/66920/37/66920-37-99aa3aeac635b55808dee306f5c8f023-1000×1000.png PANDORA collaboration charm “Pandora for UNICEF” “Supporting children is an important mission for us and the foundation for our
future.Education is a fundamental human right, and simply put, all children have the right to a better life through education.Educational support for girls is especially important. We will continue to help girls earn higher incomes, make more informed decisions about their lives, and create a better future for their families and society. Berta de Pablos-Barbier, Chief Marketing Officer Pandora for UNICEF Partnership The Pandora for UNICEF partnership supports the
empowerment of children and youth, especially girls, around the world. In this initiative, we are developing an educational program that supports the acquisition of STEAM education (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), digital skills, and life skills necessary for children to play an active role in society. Focusing on education in Thailand, Vietnam, and China, we provide inclusive learning opportunities and help young people prepare for the future. Half of the donations directly support these education programs, and the other half is made available in an open-ended manner, giving UNICEF the flexibility to use the funds where and when it suits them best.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/66920/37/66920-37-76cd7f0e70ad9eaabf56d333dc97fecd-1000×1000.png PANDORA collaboration charm “Pandora for UNICEF”
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/66920/37/66920-37-45a97b27b065a6c00aa5cd0a7786a82c-1000×1000.png PANDORA collaboration charm “Pandora for UNICEF” Pandora for UNICEF charms are available exclusively at Pandora’s Omotesando, Shibuya, and Shinsaibashi stores and official online store. To purchase from the online store, click here here. Click here for details and download images of the collaboration charm with
UNICEF:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aE7vFV0PkYncaNdEGvFQHEUsad8azwQq?usp=sharing About PANDORA Pandora is the world’s largest jewelry brand. Pandora’s hand-finished jewelry from high-quality materials offers endless possibilities for personalization, allowing people to express their individual style through their pieces. Started over 40 years ago as a small jewelry shop in Copenhagen, Denmark, today we are present in over 100 countries. Pandora is committed to sustainability leadership and uses recycled silver and gold in all of its jewelry. We also aim to halve greenhouse gas emissions across our value chain by 2030 and achieve net zero by 2040.