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 Brings 90th Anniversary High-Jewelry Collection to L.A. Marion Cotillard and Jurnee Smollett are expected at the party to celebrate jewelry inspired by Coco Chanel’s original 1932 designs.

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 ...

The Chanel logo is one of the world’s better-known symbols, adorning jewelry, handbags, lipstick and more. Now the motif has even imprinted on choreography. A dance sequence with dancers ...

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 ...

It’s only fitting that Chanel would debut its latest high-jewelry collection at the Ritz; the legendary designer lived at the hotel for more than three decades, routinely slipping in and out a ...

Then there's the Coco necklace boasting an impressive ruby. The full lineup contains 26 fresh pieces inspired by Chanel's classic quilted motif, which has been around since 1955.

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 ...