

Bought something from Pandora that broke too soon?
What does Pandora's warranty cover?
All genuine Pandora jewellery purchased in Australia comes with a 24-month (2-year) voluntary warranty against manufacturing defects. Coverage includes faults such as:
- Clasps that don’t close properly.
- Loose or missing stones due to defective settings.
- Faulty chain links or casting defects.
Pandora typically provides a brand-new replacement. If the style is no longer available, you’ll receive a similar item of equal value or a refund.
Pandora does not operate repair workshops. Instead, they will either replace/refund your item or cover reasonable third-party repair costs if you choose to have it fixed locally.
This warranty is in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Even after two years, if your jewellery fails to meet reasonable durability expectations, you may still be entitled to a remedy.
How to claim a warranty with Pandora
- Identify the issue: Stop wearing the item to prevent further damage. Ensure it’s within the 2-year warranty window (or consider ACL rights if just outside).
- Gather proof of purchase: Receipt, gift receipt, or online invoice.
- Choose your claim method:
- In-store (fastest): Bring the item and proof of purchase to any Pandora concept store or authorised retailer.
- Online/Customer Care: Submit a claim via the Pandora AUNZ support portal or call 1800 313 554. Attach photos if online.
- In-store (fastest): Bring the item and proof of purchase to any Pandora concept store or authorised retailer.
- Provide item for inspection: Staff will check in-store, or you may receive a prepaid label for mail-in claims.
- Assessment & decision: If approved, you’ll receive a replacement, similar item, or refund.
- Resolution & paperwork: Exchanges/refunds are logged in Pandora’s system. Keep the new receipt or exchange record.
- After-service: Warranty continues from the original purchase date.
Exclusions & limitations - when Pandora's warranty doesn't apply
Pandora’s warranty does not cover:
- Improper use or care (e.g., broken chains from pulling, exposure to harsh chemicals).
- Normal wear & tear (e.g., tarnishing, scratches, stretched chains, leather wear).
- Loss or theft.
- Third-party alterations/repairs (e.g., resizing by another jeweller).
- Claims outside the 24-month period, unless ACL rights apply.
- Excluded situations: Tarnishing from perfume/sweat/chlorine, oxidized charm fading, or damage caused by misuse.
⚠️ Note: Pandora makes it clear that warranty exclusions do not override your consumer rights under Australian law.
Required documentation for Pandora warranty claims
Be prepared with:
- Proof of purchase (receipt, gift receipt, or invoice).
- Authenticity & warranty card (provided with each item).
- The jewellery item itself (bring all parts).
- Photos of the defect (for online/mail claims).
- Contact details (name, email, phone).
- Any prior case references if you’ve contacted Pandora before.
Without proof of purchase, claims may be denied, though Pandora can sometimes trace purchases through their system or Club membership.
How long does the warranty claim process take with Pandora?
- In-store claims: Often resolved immediately (10–15 minutes) with a replacement or refund.
- Complex cases: May take an extra day or two for manager/head office review.
- Mail-in claims: Typically 2–3 weeks total, including postage, assessment, and replacement/refund shipping.
- Updates: Expect confirmation emails at key steps (claim submitted, item received, resolution processed).
During busy seasons (holidays/sales), allow for possible slight delays, but warranty issues are usually prioritised.
Pandora cases submitted through Ajust
Recent Pandora customer warranty experiences
Quick exchange: A broken bracelet clasp was swapped for a new one in-store within minutes.
Lost stone in ring: Initially blamed on misuse, but replaced after the customer insisted it was a defect.
Tarnish complaints: Many denied, as tarnishing is normal wear, not a defect.
Official Pandora Warranty Policies & Support Links
Pandora Warranty FAQs
What does Pandora’s 2-year jewellery warranty actually cover in Australia?
Pandora’s 2-year warranty covers manufacturing defects like faulty clasps, loose stones, or broken chain links. It excludes wear and tear, misuse, and third-party alterations. Pandora typically replaces defective items or refunds if the style is unavailable. Even after two years, you may still have rights under Australian Consumer Law if your jewellery doesn’t meet reasonable durability standards.
How can I make a Pandora warranty claim quickly and easily?
The fastest way to claim is in-store with your item and proof of purchase. Staff can usually assess and resolve the issue on the spot. You can also claim online through the Pandora AUNZ support portal or by calling 1800 313 554. Attach photos for online claims and provide full details for inspection. Approved claims result in a replacement, similar item, or refund.
What documents do I need for a Pandora warranty claim?
You’ll need proof of purchase (receipt or invoice), your authenticity card, the jewellery item itself, and clear photos if submitting online. Contact details and prior case references help track your claim. Without proof of purchase, Pandora may still assist by tracing your order or Club membership record, but claims can be delayed or denied.
How long does a Pandora warranty claim take from start to finish?
Most in-store warranty claims are resolved in 10–15 minutes with an immediate exchange or refund. Mail-in claims take 2–3 weeks, including postage and assessment. Complex cases or busy periods may extend timelines slightly, but Pandora prioritises warranty issues and provides status updates at key stages via email.
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