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Retired Pandora charms

4'020+ charms Pandora no longer sells, with photo, article number, year and launch price.

A retired Pandora charm is one that Pandora no longer sells in its own shops. Pandora renews its range several times a year, so every season some designs leave for good. Our database lists 4'020+ retired charms from 2007 on, each with its photo, article number, year and original price. The ones collectors want most come first.

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How to check if your charm is retired

Find the article number. It is printed on the price tag, the box label and the receipt, for example 791676C01. Type it into the Pandora database search: a retired piece is marked "Retired" on its tile and its page. No number at hand? Filter the database by year, collection or theme and compare the photos.

Are retired Pandora charms worth more?

Some are, most are not. Retired only means a charm is no longer in Pandora's shops; its value depends on how many people still look for it. Disney, Harry Potter and Marvel pieces, early charms from before 2012, and country or park exclusives are the ones collectors chase. A common design in silver usually sells below its launch price, retired or not. Each piece page in our database shows how many members want it and what it is listed for.

Where to buy retired Pandora charms

Once a charm is retired, the only way to get it is second-hand. On VaultBase every listing is linked to its database entry, so you see the launch price, the photos of the original and the article number next to the seller's photos. Payment is held until you have received the piece. Tap the heart on a piece you are looking for and we will tell you when someone lists it.

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Questions about retired Pandora charms

The Pandora database is an independent archive project by VaultBase and has no connection to Pandora A/S or the Pandora brand. Pandora is a registered trademark of Pandora A/S. Brand and product names are used only to identify the pieces.