Chief executive Alexander Lacik told the BBC he also intended to continue paying all staff in full.
The firm could "withstand a big drop in sales" before he would even start considering store closures, he said.
At the height of the pandemic, 80% of the company's 2,700 stores around the world were closed.
However, Pandora "kept its staff on the payroll". Even those among the 28,000 employees who were unable to work because stores were closed by government restrictions were paid in full.
