London: Pandora has partnered with renowned British makeup artist Dame Pat McGrath on a 17-piece jewellery capsule that brings the worlds of colour cosmetics and jewellery together through bold colour, crystals and beauty-inspired motifs.
Set to launch globally on 8 October 2026, the Pandora x Pat McGrath collection draws directly from McGrath’s creative universe, translating the high-impact colour, shine and experimentation associated with her runway makeup into wearable jewellery.
The collection works across a palette of red, purple, silver and gold, with crystal embellishments adding further dimension. Designs include lip-shaped signet rings and charms with ombré enamel heart details, alongside lipstick and beauty-tube inspired dangles embellished with crystals.
Other pieces feature medallions engraved with empowering messages associated with McGrath, who is widely known within the fashion and beauty industry as “Mother”. The collection has been designed for personalisation and layering, allowing pieces to be worn across chains, bracelets and hoops, mixed between metals or stacked in tonal combinations.
Commenting on the collaboration, Francesco Terzo and A. Filippo Ficarelli, Creative Directors at Pandora, said the partnership was built around the idea of colour as a transformative force, with materials and surfaces developed to create greater depth and emotion.
For McGrath, the collaboration brings together two forms of adornment she sees as closely connected. She described makeup and jewellery as expressions of the same creative instinct, using colour, light, crystals and shine to transform personal style.
The accompanying campaign has been photographed by Sølve Sundsbø and features Ava Shipp, Chiharu Okunugi, Ali Dansky and Alton Mason.
Priced between approximately $58 and $250, the capsule extends Pandora’s strategy of using cultural and creative collaborations to introduce new design narratives while keeping the jewellery within an accessible luxury price segment.
With Pat McGrath, Pandora is moving beyond a conventional jewellery collaboration, translating the visual language of beauty into jewellery through pigment-inspired colour, crystals, metallic surfaces and personal symbolism.
