-SPECIAL- “CHANEL” 2000AW Glass pearl embellished CC statement ring

By boldly combining pearls, glass, and gold-tone metal, CHANEL has elevated costume jewelry to a centerpiece of the look—now we present a truly precious archive ring that encapsulates the decorative spirit of the 2000 Autumn/Winter season.

Featuring a substantial gold-tone square face, this striking piece layers together an assortment of glass pearls in varying sizes and deep reddish-purple beads with no gaps, placing a three-dimensional Coco mark—shaped with rope-like ridged texture—at its center. The result is an opulent yet radiant presence.

The glass pearls filling the front are arranged not toward a perfectly uniform white, but with soft tones interspersed—milky white, pale amber, and pale pink—so that each individual pearl’s differing transparency captures light with fine precision. This creates a depth that cannot be achieved with a single color alone.

Around it, deep reddish-purple faceted beads are incorporated vertically, adding a tightly focused burst of color to the composition grounded in gold and pearls—bringing a sense of strength that differs from classic pearl jewelry.

Rather than being formed as a smooth, plate-like emblem, the central Coco mark is sculpted in a three-dimensional expression resembling a twisted rope. By giving it a sense of volume that does not lose to the concentrated gathering of fine glass pearls, the brand’s symbol is established as a decorative form in its own right.

The front is designed with substantial thickness created by layering multiple decorative elements. As the ring arm also widens significantly toward the front, when worn on the finger, the jewelry itself rises like a small sculpture—showing light and shadow from different angles in harmony with the movement of your hand.

On the inside, an oval seasonal plate remains engraved with “CHANEL,” “00 A,” and “MADE IN FRANCE.” Based on this “00 A” marking, it can be confirmed as an archive piece from the Karl Lagerfeld era, which was developed for the 2000 Autumn/Winter season.

Using the Coco mark and pearls that symbolize the Maison, and rather than arranging them neatly in a refined manner, the three-dimensional composition—gathering decorative materials of different colors and sizes—reflects the kind of creation that was distinctive to the time when CHANEL’s codes were translated into a bold, larger-than-life scale.

From the front, the high density of ornamentation is powerfully apparent. At the same time, the broad ring arm adds no extra embellishments and is supported only by the sense of volume of the gold-tone metal—creating a beautiful contrast between the complex face and a refined silhouette.

For those who would rather determine the overall impression of an outfit with a single accessory than by layering delicate jewelry, and for those who wish to enjoy CHANEL’s symbolism through strong, vintage-inspired forms—this is a piece you will especially want to hold in your hands.

For styling, pair it with a tailored jacket or a silk shirt, along with a refined long dress, and keep other accessories understated to highlight the ring’s sculptural presence. If you add only one piece to a long coat or a minimal setup, it will bring a touch of brilliance to a classic look while adding a distinctly mode-like tension—creating an impressive impression on the hand regardless of gender.

With a clearly defined seasonal background of 2000 Autumn/Winter, and with fine color variations in the glass pearls, reddish-purple beads, and a three-dimensional Coco mark all condensed into a single square face, this ring can be described as a special collection-worthy piece from MOOD, endowed with added value.

By all means, take this opportunity.