1980s Chanel Gold and Pearl Floral Camelia Earrings 2000s_dolce Crafted from high quality viscose
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Crafted from high quality viscose
This runway documented aubergine-hued felt wool coat was created by Yves Saint Laurent for the brand’s beloved Fall 1976 collection
The bodice is compiled from alternating stripes of cotton and ribbon
The fabric has no stretch but this is a roomy fit and could go up a size depending on fit
which is designed to be worn tucked inside of the skirt
1980s Chanel Gold and Pearl Floral Camelia Earrings 2000s_dolce Crafted from high quality viscoseThese gold plated camelia flower earrings created by Chanel in the early 1980s are in fabulous condition. The camelia is the iconic emblem of Chanel, representing purity, longevity, and timeless femininity and first adopted by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel around 1913 for a belt design. The large pearl centrepiece measures 1. 5 cm and is surrounded by six petals engraved from the gold plated base metal setting. The brand name and double C logo can be found
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