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Ahead of the holiday season, Pandora builds on its existing lab-grown diamond jewelry, debuting a trio of new collections that combine high-quality craftsmanship with environmentally-conscious design.

In an effort to “democratize” diamonds through ethical means, the latest jewelry pieces feature lab-grown stones with the same color, cut, clarity and carat as their mined counterparts, making them more affordable whilst also having a lower carbon footprint. Crafted using 100% renewable energy with 100% recycled silver and gold, Pandora presents three distinctive designs that shape the individual collections, named Nova, Era and Talisman.

Pandora Nova aims to showcase the unending sparkle of lab-grown diamonds. With each piece taking on a four-prong setting, the round and princess-cut stones are able to capture and refract surrounding light from each angle. This design is replicated in chains, studs and a 14 carat gold ring. Whilst Nova takes on a contemporary look, the Pandora Era collection subscribes to a classic feel featuring a minimalistic bezel setting. An understated array of single drop pendants as well as three-set stones arrive in a mix of 14 carat white gold and yellow gold.

Making a statement amongst the line-up is the Pandora Talisman collection. Comprised of five pendant designs – including a heart, star, moon and horseshoe – the respective pieces bring a luxurious take on Pandora charms with a touch of individuality running through each piece. The pendants come with matching chains or can be bought individually, allowing wearers to mix and match on bracelets or necklaces.

The new collection makes its debut in the brand’s latest campaign titled “Diamonds for All.” Exploring the way lab-grown diamonds break traditions through all-round wearability, the campaign sees Pamela Anderson, Justina Miles and other public figures share how these jewelry pieces bring elegance as well as

Welcome to the captivating realm of diamonds in the digital age! As technology continues to reshape various industries, it’s no surprise that even the age-old jewelry market is embracing innovation. In this intriguing article, we delve into the fascinating intersection of cryptocurrency and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) within the jewelry domain. Join us as we explore how these cutting-edge technologies are revolutionizing the way we purchase, sell, and treasure our precious gems in unprecedented ways. Brace yourself for an expedition through shimmering screens and virtual vaults – because diamonds have found a new abode in the digital revolution!

Introduction to Cryptocurrency and NFTs in Jewelry

Cryptocurrency and NFTs (non-fungible tokens) stand as two of the most current focal points within the jewelry industry. So, what exactly are they and how can they integrate with jewelry?

Cryptocurrency serves as a digital or virtual currency, employing cryptography for security. Notably decentralized, it avoids government or financial institution control. Bitcoin, the inaugural and most renowned cryptocurrency, was established in 2009. These digital currencies can be traded on decentralized exchanges and used for purchasing goods and services.

NFTs, on the other hand, constitute distinct digital assets that can’t be replicated. Stored on a blockchain, a distributed ledger recording transactions, NFTs can symbolize various items ranging from art to collectibles to gaming paraphernalia. A prominent application of NFTs lies in the realm of digital art, allowing artists to vend their creations as NFTs.

So, how do these technologies blend into the realm of jewelry? Their integration unfolds in diverse ways. To begin, cryptocurrency can facilitate online jewelry acquisitions. Meanwhile, NFTs have the capacity to craft one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces that find their home on the blockchain. NFTs can also usher in digital art jewelry,