These latest marvels from Chanel's high jewellery workshop feature tactile layers of intertwining diamonds, sapphires and pearls that recall the Scottish woollen tweed. 

Gabrielle Chanel was a pioneer at adapting tweed from menswear into her iconic creations and now, the collection comprises 45 exceptional pieces that reinforces the distinctive characteristics of tweed. 

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Ahead of the Cannes International Film Festival (which has been postponed due to Covid-19), Chopard teases a sketch of a magnificent eagle-shaped necklace from the Red Carpet collection with diamond-set wings and a pear-shaped diamond between its talons. 

Created in 1934 and named after the nickname of Louis Arpels, the Ludo bracelet emulates the design of a belt made of gold (white, yellow and pink) and decorated with dazzling precious details such as onyx, sapphires and rubies. 

The Soreli range is one of the highlights from the collection – the vibrant honey tone of its cabochon-cut quartz makes a bright contrast against white diamonds. The Soreli bracelet is also a watch with a hidden dial beneath a tiny diamond-covered button. 

It took the modern technology of 3D-printing to perfectly recreate nature's blooms on these incredibly detailed Boucheron rings. The petals of roses, poppies and hydrangeas are made using a medical scanner and later combined with precious stones and metals before a finishing touch of diamonds underneath them.

From grand plazas to historical structures, this collection mimics the iconic architectures of well-known buildings on the posh Fifth Avenue. For instance, these Fifth Avenue Sapphire and Diamond Draperie jewellery are inspired by the Rockefeller Centre. 

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