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THE LION THE LION THE LION 

THE LION THE LION THE LION 

Le Lion Warm Gold
Le Lion Pearly White
Le Lion Precious Coral

THE LION

Strength

The lion represents Gabrielle Chanel’s zodiac sign, which she fully embodied with her proud, passionate personality. Mademoiselle collected lion figurines and made the animal a recurring theme in her creations.

THE COMET THE COMET THE COMET 

THE COMET THE COMET THE COMET 

Le Lion Warm Gold
Le Lion Pearly White
Le Lion Precious Coral

THE COMET

Luck

“I wanted to cover women in constellations,” said Gabrielle Chanel in 1932 when presenting her first and only high jewelry collection. Eyes turned to the sky, as her pieces were inspired by celestial bodies. Superstitious, Mademoiselle put her faith in the stars and incorporated comets into her designs.

THE CAMELLIA THE CAMELLIA THE CAMELLIA 

THE CAMELLIA THE CAMELLIA THE CAMELLIA 

Le Camelia Warm Gold
Le Camelia Pearly White
Le Camelia Precious Coral

THE CAMELLIA

Harmony

Perfectly symmetrical, the camellia never loses its shape. It evokes a form of beauty that’s steadfast and serene. Plucked from the lapels of dandies’ jackets, the flower became Gabrielle Chanel’s favorite bloom in 1913.

THE CHAIN THE CHAIN THE CHAIN 

THE CHAIN THE CHAIN THE CHAIN 

La Chaine Warm Gold
La Chaine Pearly White
La Chaine Precious Coral

THE CHAIN

Style

Gabrielle Chanel broke with the rules of her era when she added a chain to her handbags as a way to liberate women’s hands, taking inspiration from the straps of military bags. Symbolizing daring elegance, the chain has become an emblem of the House.

THE PEARLS THE PEARLS THE PEARLS 

THE PEARLS THE PEARLS THE PEARLS 

Le Lion Warm Gold
Le Lion Pearly White
Le Lion Precious Coral

THE PEARLS

Radiance

Capturing both warmth and light, pearls illuminate the complexion and reveal the inner brilliance of those who wear them. Gabrielle Chanel played with strings of pearls boldly and freely, draping them close to or around her neck, during the day and the evening, in the city and at the beach.