CHANEL Métiers d’Art Paris–New York 2019 “Egyptian” Lapis Lazuli & Pearl Chandelier Earrings by Karl Lagerfeld – Runway & Book Cover

One of the most celebrated costume jewelry creations from Karl Lagerfeld’s final Métiers d’Art collection for Chanel.

Designed by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel’s final Métiers d’Art collection presented during his lifetime before his passing, these earrings represent the closing chapter of one of fashion’s greatest creative legacies.

A spectacular and exceptionally rare pair of Chanel Métiers d’Art Paris–New York Pre-Fall 2019 chandelier earrings, designed by Karl Lagerfeld for what would become his final Métiers d’Art collection for the House of Chanel.

Inspired by the splendor of ancient Egypt and unveiled inside the Temple of Dendur at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, these museum-worthy earrings perfectly embody the grandeur of this unforgettable collection.

Crafted in gold-tone metal, they feature luminous faux pearls, deep blue lapis lazuli beads, black enamel accents and brilliant crystal pavé, cascading into dramatic chandelier fringes that create extraordinary movement.

Far more than a runway accessory, this design became one of the defining signatures of the collection. The earrings appeared multiple times on the runway, were featured throughout Chanel’s official campaign imagery, featured on the cover of the official publication dedicated to the Chanel Métiers d’Art Paris–New York collection, making them one of the most recognizable and collectible jewelry creations from Karl Lagerfeld’s final Métiers d’Art presentation.

Today these earrings are among the rarest Chanel costume jewelry pieces from the late Karl Lagerfeld era, highly coveted by collectors seeking iconic runway jewelry with impeccable provenance.

An extraordinary opportunity to acquire one of the most celebrated Chanel runway jewels of the modern era.

A true museum-worthy collector’s piece, rarely seen on the market and destined for the most discerning Chanel archives.

An exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the most iconic runway jewelry creations from Karl Lagerfeld’s final chapter at Chanel.