The Eternal No. 5 High Jewelry necklace, ... Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel decided to create her first fragrance. ... marking the debut of Chanel’s now-iconic logo.

Coco Chanel intended for N°5 to be ‘a woman’s perfume, with the scent of a woman’; a century on, Collection N°5 introduced high jewellery pieces including a 55.55-carat diamond necklace.

Chanel’s long-standing association with athletics inspired its new high jewelry collection. Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel contained multitudes. Her shadow has loomed large in the fashion world for ...

The Comète necklace created by Coco Chanel in 1932 for her "Bijoux de Diamants" exhibition. The 80th anniversary collection plays hommage to many of the same motifs which inspired Chanel ...

Still emblazoned on handbag, earrings, necklaces, and dozens of other products, the famous interlocking "Cs" of the Chanel logo were created by the designer and first appeared circa 1924 on ...

Dubbed the 1932 High Jewelry Collection, the pieces pay homage to a line Ms. Chanel created 90 years ago, called simply Bijoux de Diamants — diamond jewelry. Like the clothing and perfume she ...

Chanel’s Wheat-Inspired High Jewelry Collection Is a Nod to Coco’s Childhood. Where’s the best location for the French label to debut its latest one-of-a-kind sparklers?

Another magnificent high-jewelry line debuting in New York is Lion Solaire de Chanel, a white-gold and diamond parure with lion motifs, inspired by Coco Chanel’s Leo star sign.

The youth-focused Coco Crush line of fine jewelry, featuring delicate rings and bracelets ($8,250) with a quilted pattern, are also available; custom ring engraving, a service exclusive to the U.S ...