The Danish company Pandora demonstrated that lab-grown diamonds are becoming the new norm in high fashion by dressing artists Tyla and PinkPantheress at the 2026 Grammy Awards. Using 14-karat white gold and high-quality stones, the firm showcased an innovative approach to luxury. Grammy winner Tyla captivated the audience with a jewelry set that blended classic aesthetics with an innovative vision. Her set included a personalized necklace from the Pandora Infinite collection, as well as striking chokers adapted from tennis-style bracelets and rings from the Pandora Era and Pandora Infinite lines. Her necklace, featuring 68 carats of lab-grown diamonds, became one of the most talked-about details of the evening. Meanwhile, PinkPantheress opted for a minimalist yet impactful look. The centerpiece of her ensemble was the “The Together Collier” necklace, crafted from 14-karat white gold and set with 116 lab-grown diamonds totaling 11.6 carats. These choices highlight a new language of luxury where personalization and attention to detail are key for today's music stars. Pandora's presence at the 2026 Grammys not only celebrates artistic talent but also firmly positions the future of the luxury sector as a conscious and innovative one, where lab-grown diamonds are leading the transition toward a more ethical and accessible fashion.
