Chanel Gabrielle

Who wouldn’t want to own a piece of vintage Chanel jewellery? A major part of her eponymous House since 1923 Gabrielle Chanel’s jewel legacy is unparalleled.

Who wouldn’t want to own a piece of vintage Chanel jewellery? A major part of her eponymous House since 1923 Gabrielle Chanel’s jewel legacy is unparalleled.

Mademoiselle Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel said, 'there are many ways to wear a flower' and the camellia was indeed hers.

Who wouldn’t want to own a piece of vintage Chanel jewellery? A major part of her eponymous House since 1923 Gabrielle Chanel’s jewel legacy is unparalleled.

These include images of Mademoiselle Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel, the famous hatched diamond patterning and the CHANEL lettering logo.

Jennifer sources and authenticates each piece of Chanel jewellery in her collection. Important pieces from her collection were chosen to be exhibited in the highly acclaimed 'Gabriel...

Lagerfeld consistently revisited Gabrielle Chanel’s two-tone legacy, reworking the iconic 1957 pump into modern silhouettes suited for the turn of the millennium.

Who wouldn’t want to own a piece of vintage Chanel jewellery? A major part of her eponymous House since 1923 Gabrielle Chanel’s jewel legacy is unparalleled.

This complex Byzantine-style chain that fastens with a thumbless ring clasp are among the Gripoix findings of one-of-a-kind jewelry executed for Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, whose coutur...

French Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel commissioned Parisian Maison Gripoix in the late-1930s to fabricate this elegant handmade drop-chain choker necklace for one of her couture clients.

Since 1910 when Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel opened her first boutique, 21 Rue Cambon, the House of Chanel boasts a heady timeline.

It’s Chanel that deserves the praise, since Gabrielle made it one of the codes for her brand and a now timeless stamp on the female wardrobe.

It was 1910 when Gabrielle Chanel first opened her hat shop, 'Chanel Modes' at the now iconic Number 31 rue Cambon in the centre of Paris.

Made by Atelier Goossens for Chanel. 1950's France. Another exact example of this brooch is exhibited from October 1, 2020 at Pallais Galleria , Paris in “Gabrielle Chanel, Manifest...

Vintage Coco Chanel coffee table. The table is named after the famous fashion queen Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel because it featured in her appartment.

Iconic Chanel medallion clip-on earrings from the Spring/Summer 2003 collection, featuring a striking graphic portrait of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel rendered in a bold, high-contrast pa...

At the center of each piece is a stylized profile of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, executed in crisp black and white enamel—evoking antique cameo jewelry while feeling unmistakably modern...

Dimensions: .88" Depth x 13" Width x 16" Height. Chanel No. 5 was the first parfum launched by French couturier, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel, 1921, Paris, France.

The French fashion house was founded in 1910 by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, who revolutionized the fashion world with her vision of modern femininity.

Aiming for simplicity, the bottle is the focal point of the poster with a blue to yellow gradient in the background. Chanel No. 5, the timeless and elegant scent was the first fragra...

Aiming for simplicity, the bottle is the focal point of the poster with a light to dark pink gradient in the background. Chanel No. 5, the timeless and elegant scent was the first fr...

Vintage Coco Chanel coffee table. The table is named after the famous fashion queen Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel.

Given the Renaissance-revival style with exquisite craftsmanship, it was most likely designed by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's goldsmith-trained parurier Robert Goosens for one of her co...

Aiming for simplicity, the bottle is the focal point of the poster with a green to turquoise gradient in the background. Chanel No. 5, the timeless and elegant scent was the first fr...

While contracted since 1953 as an independent craftsman to create one-of-a-kind costume jewelry for French Masion De Gorce, Parisian goldsmith Robert Goosens (1927-2016) was initiall...

In mint condition Notes: Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel (1883-1971) was a French fashion designer and businesswoman.

It fastens with a trombone clasp, which is found on handmade costume jewelry commissioned by early-20th-Century Parisian fashion designers, such as Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel for her co...

Featuring 12 large patinated pearlescent charms distinctly handcrafted by Parisian Louis Rousselet--the master glass-and-metal-ornament parurier for French couture fashion houses sin...

Title: Gabrielle Coco Chanel Print: Platinum palladium print, printed on Strathmore cotton paper Date: circa 1937 Signature: Signed Horst in Pencil on Recto and Vesrso Created ...

Beginning in the mid-1920s, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel collaborated with Parisian Louis Rousselet for a wide variety of handcrafted unsigned glass-beaded costume jewelry to compliment h...

Born in 1883 in Saumur, France, as Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, she was just 12 years old when her mother died and her itinerant father put her in a home for orphaned girls run by a loc...

In Spring 1941 after French fashion couturier Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel had stopped production of her clothing designs while she remained in Europe during the WWII era, the decades-old...

This couture French Maison Gripoix ornate glass pair of faux-pearl-turquoise-and-diamond gold-gilt clip earrings are both signed "France" on their convex ear pads, which is character...

Born Gabrielle Chanel, she embodied the liberation of fashion — stripping it back, freeing it up, and making it accessible without ever sacrificing sophistication.

Here, the theme of the little black dress celebrated by Gabrielle Chanel and synonymous with Chic à la française!

From the legendary complicity between Robert Goossens and Gabrielle Chanel continues a couture and creative spirit, a desire to play with the codes of the precious and to constantly ...

Born Gabrielle Chanel, she embodied the liberation of fashion — stripping it back, freeing it up, and making it accessible without ever sacrificing sophistication.

Born Gabrielle Chanel, she embodied the liberation of fashion — stripping it back, freeing it up, and making it accessible without ever sacrificing sophistication.

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

This Olivia von Halle's set is inspired by a photograph of Gabrielle Chanel wearing her lover's suit to the beach.

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

In the 1920s, young Gabrielle Chanel approached Suzanne Gripoix with an interesting request for Byzantine jewelry, which required bold glass stones of glowing colors.

Elastic waist 70-74 cm, hips 90-100 cm. Paco Rabanne, whom Gabrielle Chanel called "the metallurgist of fashion", breaks with traditional couture.

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

He started his career as a milliner and apprenticed under both Cristobel Balenciaga and Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel. He dressed many of society’s most prominent women for almost three de...

It was most likely Maison Lesage, which was founded in 1924 and still produces haute-couture accessories in collaboration with the leading fashion houses like Chanel. While couturier...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

This configuration, imagined by Gabrielle Chanel has remained intact.

He briefly returned to Paris in 1966 to perfect his couture-clothing skills with Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. As fans of his richly embellished and elaborately ornamental couture include...

In 1957, the House created the two-tone sandal for Gabrielle Chanel . Accomplice of the women and men who marked their era - Barbara Hutton, Elsa Schiaparelli, Léon Blum, the Duchess...

The lightly tailored, boxy cut - designed to allow wearers to move more freely - is reminiscent of Gabrielle Chanel's haute couture designs throughout the 1950s and early 1960s.

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Indeed, it was these qualities and this visionary spirit that Gabrielle Chanel sought out. Together, the goldsmith and the fashion pioneer invented jewellery in antique and Byzantine...

Notably, beginning in 1926 Rousselet was also providing made-to-order beads and metal findings for American entrepreneur Miriam Haskell whose first ready-to-wear costume-jewelry bout...

Otherwise--given the age of the earrings' original gilt-brass clips, and the Etruscan Revival style with multiple fine-jewelry elements--it is possible that these were commissioned b...