Timeless class and iconic feminine allure inspired by Mademoiselle Chanel and her visionary style and elegance that inspired and shaped generations of women.
When Gabrielle Chanel presented her first jewelry collection in the distant 1932 no one dared to dream what was a modest girl’s vision of ethereal beauty and demure class would soon take the world by storm and become one of Hollywood’s icons’ most beloved jewelry houses.
The brand has come a long way since that first Bijoux de Diamants exhibition, although it has stayed true to its signature style of dazzling exuberance and celebration of the delicate and fleeting feminine nature. With high-end boutiques in the world’s most expensive and bohemian cities, Chanel continues to be renowned for its unrivalled elegance and refinement.
From the iconic 1932 collection -carefully designed and crafted by the brand’s expert gemologists – to the luxuriously simple and naturally elegant Camelia line and the magnificent Bridal pieces – all of Chanel’s creations carry a magnificent promise of eternity by celebrating femininity and true love.
Mademoiselle Chanel’s signature mark continues to shine through in the carefully-built empire of diamonds and precious metals even in their most contemporary collections, such as the Comete line. Her love for everything out-of-this-world and worthy of immortalizing the ever-fleeing female nature continues to be a source of inspiration for designers and craftsmen that strive to keep the Chanel name and legacy alive.
The house’s iconic creations have become household names on their own with the jewellery watches remaining one of the quintessential pieces that ever lived to see the light of day under the Chanel brand. Characterized by striking plays of vibrant colours and delicate shapes, they perfectly illustrate the range of the company’s creativity and undying passion for extremes, chances and daring exploration of the unknown.
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Last night, in Los Angeles, took place the 94th Academy Awards. The opportunity to attend a parade of stars, but also exceptional jewelry. Here is a review of the most beautiful looks.
Chanel’s iconic watch is available in two new versions: both assertive, but diametrically opposed. While the Pink Blush is an ode to femininity, the J12 Electro is seductive with its radical, music-inspired approach. Who will win the battle?
If you happen to be an April baby, lucky you ! Diamond is your stone.
For its new High Jewelry collection, the House of Chanel set sail for Venice, for a vibrant tribute to Mademoiselle’s favorite city.
As you already know, on this February 14th, many couples are getting ready to celebrate a world-famous holiday, Valentine’s Day… we have selected xxx vermilion-colored timepieces to offer each other for this occasion!
Looking for inspiration to twist your earrings? The House of Chanel delivers a 5 point style lesson to twist your earrings. Ready for your personalised coaching session?
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of this amazing magazine, we take a look back over the hit list of the 15 most exquisite feminine and jewellery timepieces imagined over these last 15 years.
The movie Over The Moon, released on January 15 last, whisks us off into the very heart of CHANEL’s galaxy to discover the brand’s latest timepieces and fine jewelry.
CHANEL‘s High Jewelry collection is played out in the theater of a fantasy Russia with rich baroque influences. The theme is a tribute to these highly colorful figures who were so inspiring to Gabrielle. Journey to the heart of a…
The new high-jewelry collection from the renowned Parisian firm centre stages its founder, Gabrielle Chanel’s favorite flower, which it revisits with unprecedented slants.
Continuing our collaboration with The Watches TV, Eleonor Picciotto and Marc André Deschoux sat down to discuss about a variety of options that could suit women in terms of designs, brands and prices!
This Coromandel watch marks the essence of what the Chanel DNA takes inspiration from. Gabrielle said “Coco” decorated each of her houses with coromandel panels and even traveled at all times with one.
