Pandora’s Christmas Collection Tea Party!

A month more to go for Christmas peeps!
In need of any ideas of where to dine, what to buy and how much to budget? I will be sharing some Xmas gifts ideas over the next few weeks; starting with some blings today, since I was recently invited to the PANDORA’s Christmas collection tea party. 🙂

Any girl would love to have this on their wrists I’m sure. I know I would.

If you’re unfamiliar with Pandora, Pandora’s jewelry are mostly designed to be combined. And that frankly, is where the fun is.

Pandora collections consists of handcrafted charms, available in sterling silver, 14k gold and glass, with semi-precious stones or precious gems. For their latest Christmas collection simply entitled a ‘Night-time Fable’, the collection include the new sparkling new pavé beads, glittering stars and new Christmas themed charms including the festive gingerbread man charm and Christmas stocking bead, perfect for adding a touch of Christmas to your bracelet with cute hanging festive charms such as star hanging charm, blue topaz hanging charm and Polar bear hanging charm.

BELOW: See the cute teddy charms? I want one please 🙂

Create a look of your own by stacking and mixing with other items to suit your mood or style. Proud owners of Pandora pieces can interchange their PANDORA jewelry allowing them to express their own personal sense of style. You’ll get bored of your jewelry again!

These hanging charms can be worn on your bracelet, or wear as a pendant on a necklace chain. Swap them as you play with your outfits. And obviously, these are perfect gifts for that someone special. Guys, you hear me?? :DD

In Pandora’s catalogue as below the prices are ranging from RM100 onwards. Get a PANDORA limited edition  Christmas stocking ornament with a purchase of RM500 and above. The promotion runs throughout the month of December 2012.

PANDORA’s Christmas collection was revealed to the members of the media at PANDORA Headquarters in Habib Ampang Point showroom. The Managing Director of PANDORA Malaysia, Datin Zarida Noordin officiated the event with a short welcoming speech.