"CHANEL" 97AW Karl Lagerfeld double C logo rhinestone design ring

There are some chipped stones

Scratched engraving

We would like to introduce you to some special pieces from CHANEL, a brand that has brought about changes in women's clothing, values, and lifestyles with its many innovative designs, and remains an object of desire for women even now, more than 100 years after its founding.

This masterpiece perfectly reflects Chanel's signature heavy aesthetic and the fashion spirit of the late 1990s.

This ring is an archive piece from the Fall/Winter 1997 collection, and it embodies the decorativeness and presence of Chanel accessories from that time.

What makes this ring unique is the three-dimensional border engraved all over the ring and the rhinestones that are laid out along it. It is not just a sparkling decoration, but is designed to make the outline itself stand out like a sculpture, and the moment you put it on your finger, it gives the impression of being more like an art piece than a piece of jewelry.

The double C motif in the center differs from the usual flat logo in that it appears to rise slightly from the base, giving the entire ring a sense of depth and nuance. The contrast with the deliberately slender arms tightens the overall form and highlights its sculptural beauty.

The 1997 Autumn/Winter season was a time when Karl Lagerfeld's reinterpretation of the Chanel codes was particularly evident, and this ring is another product that symbolizes his sculptural approach that goes beyond the boundaries of costume jewelry.

Additionally, the silver-based finish, which is not found in current products, and the texture of the stone, which has a somewhat smoky antique finish, are also beautiful features that evoke the handcrafted workmanship unique to this era.

In terms of styling, it can be worn as a focal point with a minimalist knit or shirt tie, or blended into a genderless, dressy jacket style, making it a versatile piece that transcends gender and generation.

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