1980s Vintage Chanel No 5 Perfume Bottle Chain Belt
The most desired label in the world. An exceptionally rare gold plated chain belt. Features a No 5 perfume bottle with COCO CHANEL script suspended…
The most desired label in the world. An exceptionally rare gold plated chain belt. Features a No 5 perfume bottle with COCO CHANEL script suspended from a chain detail. Hook clasp closure, signed Chanel.
Coco Chanel revolutionised the scent of a woman by introducing Chanel No 5 in 1921, arguably the most iconic perfume in the world.
This Chanel item has been authenticated by Susan Caplan. We are not affiliated or endorsed by the brand.
Gold plate, 76 cm
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
The legendary Coco Chanel was a champion of costume jewelry mixing fine and costume pieces together. She was one of the most influential fashion icons of all time. During a very brief career as a cabaret singer, Chanel performed in clubs in Vichy and Moulins where she was nicknamed “Coco.” Vintage Chanel jewelry is generally bold in design, gold or silver plated with distinctive colouring. Her iconic CC's seen on so many of her creations was an interpretation of a stained glass window in the Aubazine Abbey, Correze, in France where she spent her early years in the orphanage at Aubazine.
PRODUCT CODE: WAC000165
Authentication
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
Hand picked by Susan Caplan
AUTHENTICITY
With over 45 years of experience in vintage jewelry, Susan brings a trained eye and a deep knowledge of its history to every piece. Guided by her three Cs: Condition, Craftsmanship and Credibility, each piece is carefully assessed before it joins our collection.
