In the two years that Chanel Ms. rode on the luxury Venice Simplon Orient Express in MARIA SERT, during the creation of positions, Prada 2012, and among literati and upper-class ladies mixed with art, Ms. Chanel got to know Russian Dimitri Cuida Gong MG, sharing a similar romantic experience of Venice which inspired their design ideas. Later, Ms. Chanel talked about creating a jewelry line. Venice, at the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures, has since ancient times been full of secrets — like "The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages" — encompassing thousands of colorful human and cultural styles reflected in its architectural diversity, making it hard to put into words the dramatic tension. It's as if the city’s atmosphere brings artistic dreams into a beautiful encounter with Chanel's design concept plan together. From an aristocratic family, Chanel's Venetian creations feature sapphires, quiet high-pressure yellow Marine brilliance, dazzling amethysts, pink quartz, and blue craftsmanship that make lively and imaginative pieces. Ms. Chanel uses colorful elements in her jewelry, set in platinum and rose foil, telling the beauty of Venice's encounter filled with Byzantine charm, full of Baroque breath, fully embodying the feminine and lovely. The St. Mark series [Byzantine style] sees Venetian pearls encircling elegant jewelry crosses lined with light v. Prayer topaz tourmaline, amethyst aquamarine, showcasing classic ancient Hang retained Byzantine style joy and full of angry old sun Prussia sapphire echoing the dazzling diamond means. Between light and shadow flow, the jewelry woman stands against the sublime background.