Crushing It

Chanel's iconic ring gets a mini makeover.

Tay Suan Chiang
Published Thu, Mar 5, 2020 · 09:50 PM

    JUST AS HOW the interlocking Cs are synonymous with the House of Chanel, so is the matelassé or quilted pattern, thanks to Gabrielle Chanel's love for horse riding. She first incorporated the quilted designs in her couture collections in the 1920s.

    Coco Crush, Chanel's fine jewellery collection replicates the quilted pattern, which has been the House's emblematic motif for the last 65 years.

    Now in its fifth year, the Coco Crush collection has been expanding year on year, encompassing earrings, bracelets and necklaces.

    But the core of its collection is its iconic ring, set in 18K beige gold, an alloy exclusive to Chanel, in yellow gold or white gold, with or without diamonds. They are currently available in small and medium versions.

    This month, Chanel launches mini versions of the rings, which can be worn individually on every finger for a minimalist look, or stacked for full impact.

    Coco Crush Ring, mini version from S$1,800 from Chanel.

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