Pandora Student Discount

Great news, we can confirm that there is a 10% Pandora student discount. To get it, verify your student id at pandora.com and you’ll be issued with a Student Beans code. There is no Pandora Unidays code.

Our next tip is that there is an excellent outlet page for Pandora. There are some fantastic discounts of up to 60% off and there were Star Wars, Disney and letter charms discounted when you looked last time.

We’ve also found these additional ways for students to save which could save you more:

• 10% student discount for Pandora
• 10% Pandora student Unidays code
• Up to 60% off in the Pandora outlet
• Free delivery for Pandora club members
• 25% off jewellery sets
• 15% off on your birthday
• Pandora Halloween sets from £99
• Free gift offers

Pandora UK is a fantastic online shop for jewellery at affordable prices including charms, earrings, bracelet, gift sets and rings.

We show students how to get a discount code as well as make even more savings in this useful guide.

The Pandora Student Discount

We can confirm that there is a student discount for Pandora and this is how you get it:

1. Add your Pandora jewellery to the online basket at uk.pandora.net
2. Login to Student Beans
3. Generate your unique Pandora student code
4. Add the Pandora student code to the promo code box at the online checkout
5. The discount will be applied

It’s great that there is a student discount at Pandora but there are additional savings and bigger discounts to be had. Read on to find out more.

Is there a Pandora Unidays Code?

Unfortunately there is currently no Unidays code for Pandora jewellery. We’ve checked on myunidays.com and a Pandora student code is not listed there so it’s not possible to get a Unidays code.

However, it still is possible for students to get a student discount code on their already affordable prices.

Get the Student Beans Pandora Code

We can confirm that there is a Student Beans discount for Pandora. The standard discount is 10%. To get it you need to be registered with Student Beans. You can then generate a Pandora student promo code to use at the online checkout.

It’s a great way for students to save but there are bigger discounts possible too.

Pandora Discount Codes

As we’ve shown you so far there is an official Pandora student promo code. But did you know that sometimes students can get even bigger discounts on affordable prices through promo codes that Pandora release to everyone throughout the year? We’re full of great ideas when you’re buying your funky accessories and jewellery at Pandora.

We update any in our fabulous savings section so make sure you take a look and get the latest discounts on Pandora jewellery. The great thing about the Pandora vouchers is that you don’t need an NUS Totum card to prove your student status. They are available to all. Yes, even you non-students on here or those students who don’t qualify for the NUS Totum code! You just shop on the site and when you come to the online checkout, just pop in the discount code and you’ll receive your special saving on affordable prices. Easy peasy, just the way we like it here at Squirrel Towers. Previous promo codes have included:

• Extra 25% off sale items
• Pandora free delivery code
• 30% off everything hand finished
• Pandora club members exclusive Pandora discount code
• Get 10% off

In the Pandora student code table below are the highlights of what you could save and it’s regularly updated for Pandora jewellery. Get the latest offers, useful huh?

So that’s Pandora discount codes done, but wait, you could save more in the sales.

Pandora Sales and Black Friday

So Pandora has sales and deals throughout the year to increase their already affordable prices for Pandora jewellery. There are certain times where the biggest Pandora offers and sales happen including:

• Black Friday
• Christmas and Boxing Day
• Easter
• Summer
• Mid-season
• Autumn sales on hand finished jewellery

We also keep our squirrel eyes open so get the latest on any sales and Pandora offers and promo codes will be in our great savings section at the top of the page. Take a look and see how much you can save on those fabulous earrings or beauty items. We sure to always try and apply any Pandora student code as well, to save double. It’s called stacking and it’s totally legit!

Pandora Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales

This is a huge time of year for Pandora and they go big in their Pandora Black Friday sales. Expect lots of products to be included and they usually do a 50% off everything sale. It’s also great if you’re buying for yourself, and don’t forget there is a student code for full-priced items like scrunchies and bracelets. Go on treat yourself to some great items from the world’s leading accessory store.

Introduction

Danish jewellery brand Pandora is now a household name across the UK and is best known for its customisable charm bracelets and affordable prices. Through a network of shops selling their eye-catching ranges of silver jewellery that often sees queues out the door for new collections, Pandora has become a go-to for many looking to purchase special gifts or treats for friends, family and loved ones and it’s fantastic news that there is a student discount.

The most recent collections from Pandora attracting public interest are their rose range, offering up blush pink gems and hues and a collaboration with Disney on themed Alice in Wonderland charms. Pandora operates through a network of branded franchised high street stores as well as direct sales online. And we bring you the best Pandora offers to be had!

Top Student Buy: Pandora Charms, prices vary dependent on piece

The flagship product of Pandora is its charms which come in hundreds of designs and fit perfectly with the brand’s bracelets. There are actually three different type of charm, each designed to fit a different bracelet type. The most popular is Pandora Moments, which fits on the circular silver bracelets that are most common. The charms range from a permanent collection of basic shapes, and occasion charms to limited edition collaborations and themed pieces. The other two charms are Pandora Reflexions, which are made to fit flat watch-strap type bracelets, and Pandora Me, made to fit smaller chain-style bracelets.

No matter the occasion or collection, there will be a Pandora charm to suit. The flagship stores always include the core range as well whatever they can stock from the limited collections, with the ability to order in available pieces from the main brand stockholding. However, if you’re looking for a specific piece, all can be ordered direct online. Some great Pandora offers to be had.

Top Student Buy: Pandora Bracelet, prices vary dependent on piece

The standard silver snake style charm bracelet is the signature piece from Pandora, but the jeweller actually creates a range of beautiful silver bracelets and bangles designed to complement each other for stacking or single wear as desired.

Many of the bracelets can be worn with the Pandora charms, but there are also numerous bracelets and bangles designed in the same silver that are standalone pieces. The most hardcore of Pandora fans have armfuls of both, customised to their preferences… no two dressed arms need to be the same!

Top Student Buy: Pandora Rings, prices vary dependent on piece

Why let your arms have all the fun? Whilst perhaps charms may be a step too far for the Pandora ring collection, they do make a range of beautiful stackable and complementary rings that can be mixed and matched with the bracelets and necklaces also available. These pieces are primarily plain and striking for easy complementary wear, and mainly available in silver, rose gold and gold.

What really strikes about the Pandora ring range is that they’re extremely competitively priced, particularly for such delicate hand finished pieces. A ring from Pandora certainly looks as though it costs the big bucks, but you’ll actually find it considerably budget friendly with a Pandora student code! Plus free delivery and a student discount is possible.

History and Wiki

In Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1982, goldsmith Per Enevoldsen and his wife Winnie launched Pandora as a small business importing jewellery from Thailand and selling it on to Danish consumers. This was successful, but not fast-moving, for five years, and by 1987, retail operations ceased and the firm became only a wholesaler. Perhaps finding that it stifled his creativity a little, just two years later Per hired designers at the import site in Thailand and began producing his own pieces. Struck by the low production costs and efficiency of distribution networks, Per and Winnie grew the Pandora collection to include rings, necklaces, earrings and even watches under their brand name.

In 2003 as the company grew and was represented in international markets, the signature charm bracelet product was introduced – to mass popularity. The mixture of delicate pieces available at reasonable prices saw the appeal of the brand skyrocket and franchises and concept stores began popping up all over the world.

In 2010, Pandora sold on an IPO with a market capitalisation of about 27 billion Danish Kroner. They briefly saw sales dip as they moved to a focus on more premium pieces but pivoting back and recalling their key mission for affordability the market evened out. And we’re so glad they introduced a student discount.

Today, Pandora is the world’s third-largest jewellery company behind Cartier and Tiffany & Co, with more than one piece of hand finished jewerry sold a second. We’re not surprised with their affordable prices and innovative concept stores. They’ve also recently been lauded for paying all of their staff in full throughout the coronavirus crisis – even as stores closed.

Fun Facts

You probably have, or have bought, a silver Pandora charm or quirky ring that has been hand finished at some point in time, but did you know these facts about the brand? Brush up your jewellery knowledge with the below!

• There are over 2,700 Pandora stores around the world and almost 10,000 points of sale where their products can be bought from other jewellery stores or counters
• 100% of jewellery sold by Pandora is hand-finished, so each piece has a unique touch
• As a result of the pieces being hand-finished, almost 75% of Pandora’s workforce are in manufacturing
• Pandora is regulated by the Responsible Jewellery Council, a group of companies who are committed to promoting responsible business practices in the jewellery industry
• The signature charm bracelet wasn’t actually launched until 2003, but the business launched in 1982 so was already well-established in the jewellery sphere by the time their now flagship piece was created!
• At any one time there are between 500-600 charms in the current range, with everything from a basic silver heart to a cartoon character… so there’s truly something for everyone
• In Greek mythology, Zeus made the first mortal woman and called her Pandora, so the business name sits well with its feminine ranges of delicate accessories
• Almost all of the silver and gold used in the manufacture of Pandora products is recycled, and the company has committed to operate completely carbon neutral by 2025, so their sustainability focus is tangible
• Pandora is listed on the NASDAQ Copenhagen stock exchange and enjoys continued success in trading (particularly seasonally when sales rise in line with occasion gift giving).
• Star Wars x Pandora range is very popular.
• Have you visited their concept stores?

Summary

We’ve come to the end of this student discount guide for Pandora. We’ve shown students how they can get a Student Beans code to get a standard 10% student discount reduction.

We’ve also shown them how it’s possible to get other discounts too. This can include shopping during the Pandora sale and using general voucher codes. Get the latest ways of saving are listing in our savings section at the top of the page.

This means it’s possible to purchase some lovely Pandora jewellery, charms and earrings for less using the Pandora student codes, as well as joining the Pandora club members.

If you’re looking for similar discounts then get the latest and take a look at our Argos, Not on the High Street and Oliver Bonas guides.