The first-ever Pandora x Marvel jewelry collection is now launching and it shares a collection of pieces inspired by fan-favorite franchise characters like Black Widow, Iron Man, and Captain America. There are 11 handcrafted pieces for consumers to collect and they are full of details that superhero fans will appreciate.
This highly requested collaboration is bolstered by a marketing campaign that's coming online and to thousands of Pandora stores around the world. The fine jewelry collection is also being introduced alongside a Marvel x Pandora mini game that challenges fans to get a team of heroes together and go on a multi-level mission. On their quest to save their world, fans will be entered for their chance to win a Pandora bracelet.
Superhero Jewelry Collabs
The Pandora x Marvel Jewelry Collection Shares 11 Handcrafted Pieces
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