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COCO CRUSH single earring in 18K BEIGE GOLD, set with diamonds. This backless earring is designed to be worn at the center of the ear and stacked.
18K BEIGE GOLD is the signature gold of CHANEL Watches and Fine Jewelry. More than just a color, it is a creation inspired by the vision of Gabrielle Chanel, for whom beige was a refuge. When you wear a COCO CRUSH piece in 18K BEIGE GOLD, you’re not only choosing a precious metal, but a shade that is resolutely CHANEL.
Inspired by the quilted motif, an emblem of the House since 1955, the COCO CRUSH collection embodies the spirit of an idea come to life. Each creation incorporates the 4 elements of the collection’s instantly recognizable design: curved squares borrowed from quilting, clean incisions traced in 18K gold, scalloped edges for a sensorial finish and a rounded profile evoking the curvature of the 2.55 handbag. Pieces to mix, match and layer for a resolutely unique allure.
The same piece again and again. Love withstands repetition every day and in each instant.
Add, stack, combine. Find the balance between too much and not enough.
Add, stack, combine. Find the balance between too much and not enough.
Details
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Diamonds
5 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.05 carat
Characteristics of each piece may vary**
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Material
18K BEIGE GOLD
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For the holidays, CHANEL makes the most precious dreams come true with creations inspired by the quilted motif, an emblem of the House. In BEIGE GOLD, yellow gold or white gold, with or without diamonds, each piece is polished and set by hand to perfectly reflect the light.
**The descriptions of the products provided on our website are as precise as possible. However, the characteristics may vary from one piece to another, notably regarding the weight of precious metals, carat weight or exact number of gemstones. Contact CHANEL Customer Care for more detailed information.
