Pamela Anderson stole the spotlight at the 2025 Golden Globes! The 57-year-old actress, who was a first-time nominee, looked stunning on the red carpet wearing over 225 sparkling stones. She was nominated for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama for her role in The Last Showgirl. To mark her special night, Pandora designed custom lab-grown diamond jewelry for her, totaling nearly 100 carats. Anderson, who is a global ambassador for Pandora, definitely showcased the jewelry with style.
She wore a custom-made Pandora lab-grown diamond necklace weighing 66 carats. Her earrings, designed with three diamonds each, added another 1.5 carats of sparkle to her look. Anderson also wore five Pandora tennis bracelets, each featuring a total of 225 diamonds with a combined weight of 22.5 carats.
Her jewelry complemented her stunning black Oscar de la Renta gown, which had a classic Breakfast at Tiffany’s vibe with its sleek design and matching opera gloves. Anderson also debuted new curtain bangs, which she cut herself, and continued her makeup-free look as part of her journey to embrace her natural beauty. Behind-the-scenes photos, taken by Brett Warren, show her beaming with a bright smile while wearing her custom jewels.
Pamela Anderson has been a Pandora ambassador since August 2023, appearing in several campaigns, including one featuring her two sons, Brandon and Dylan Lee, in May 2024. Pandora also celebrated her debut at the 2024 Met Gala, where she wore 200 white and pink lab-grown diamonds, most of which were used in a stunning double chain necklace draped around her neck and shoulder.
In her partnership with Pandora, Anderson has shared her thoughts on sustainability. She believes in the importance of reducing harm to the environment, and her collaboration with Pandora’s conscious lab-grown diamonds aligns with this philosophy. “It’s freeing to enjoy beauty and fashion on my own terms, especially with pieces created sustainably,” Anderson said. She appreciates the innovation and luxury of wearing lab-grown diamonds, knowing they have a smaller environmental impact.
