Because most of its workmanship uses Russian elements. ? Ms. Chanel lives in a world surrounded by lacquer wood. Blue water canoes, balcony palaces, flowers, birds and plants all shine with gold and ochre in the dark. This dreamlike scenery attracts her so much that she hopes to take it with her forever: this is the oriental ebony painted screen discovered by Ms. Chanel and her beloved Cobb in 19 10. Like nomads, Ms. Chanel showed them the apartment on new york Avenue, the suburban suite of St. Honnore in 1923, the Ritz Hotel suite in 1968 and the villa in Lausanne. She confided to Claude delay: "I am like a snail, always carrying my house ... wherever I go, I always carry two China screens and books. I never live in a completely open room. The first thing is to put a screen around yourself. " Perhaps for Ms. Chanel, an elegant screen is not only a partition of private space, but also a daily ornament that she can move at will. From one space to another, cut, splice, split, transform and decorate according to her needs and wishes. The Coromandel jewelry collection reinterprets the classic elements that Ms. Chanel regards as treasures around three themes: flowers, which means her most iconic flowers-camellia; Animals, lifelike animals taken from oriental ebony painted screens; Minerals represent her favorite crystals and gems.

The protagonist of the animal theme is a bird ring. As depicted in the picture, it is about to fly high, and a diamond over 10 carat shines in it.

The dazzling gems used in Chanel jewelry Coromandel series can't help but remind people of the colorful colors on the screen of oriental ebony painting: green Shafulet, emerald and tourmaline over 37 carats on the mineral vibration ring; Red spinel and ruby beads on the flower evocation ring, as well as black paint showing the deep psychedelic texture of onyx. These gorgeous and shining products once again show the unparalleled exquisite skills of Chanel's high-end jewelry workshop.

Oriental ebony painted screen allows Ms Chanel to enjoy her artistic private space. Now, these China treasures and her creative world, which have deep emotional connection with her, have become a constant source of inspiration for jewelry creative studios. Oriental elements on the screen reflect each other between precious metals and jewels, and complement each other. These aesthetic elements have injected unique design inspiration into Chanel, but it is more and more quiet and harmonious in a gem, which makes people linger.