Museum-Worthy CHANEL 1970s Stylized Dove Bird Gripoix Drop Earrings - Rare Haute Couture Collector's Archive Piece

An exceptionally rare pair of Chanel 1970’s Dove bird Gripoix drop earrings, representing one of the Maison's earliest and most artistic costume jewelry creations.

Beautifully sculpted in richly gilded metal, each earring features an elegant flying dove, a timeless symbol of peace, freedom and hope, suspended beneath luminous faux pearl cabochons. Completing the composition is a striking hand-set ruby red Gripoix glass drop, adding movement, depth and unmistakable Parisian elegance.

Created during Chanel's highly collectible late 1970s costume jewelry era, these earrings perfectly embody the Maison's fascination with bold sculptural forms, Byzantine influences and couture craftsmanship. Pieces from this period are exceptionally scarce, especially examples featuring symbolic motifs such as the dove.

Their remarkable proportions, museum-quality craftsmanship and unmistakable vintage character make them an extraordinary addition to the finest Chanel archive collections.

Details

• Chanel, late 1970s
• Gold-tone metal
• Sculptural dove motif
• Faux pearl cabochons
• Ruby red Gripoix glass drops
• Clip-on fastening
• Signed Chanel
• Made in France
• Excellent vintage condition

A true museum-worthy Chanel archive jewel, exceptionally rare and nearly impossible to source today.