One of CHANEL’s most emblematic codes, the camellia continues to inspire the Maison’s Fine Jewelry creations in 2026. Fascinated by the flower, Gabrielle Chanel began wearing it as early as 1913, drawn to its thornless, fragrance-free nature and soft, rounded petals. Its distinctive form is translated into jewelry through a geometric design of five outer petals intertwined with four inner petals.

The Jewelry Creation Studio now further explores the theme with CAMÉLIA BLOOM, a plastron necklace in 18K yellow or white gold, featuring a singular camellia set with 97 diamonds among gold chains and diamond-set camellias. As for BOUTON DE CAMÉLIA line, it introduces the camellia in rose gold for the first time, across chokers, bracelets, earrings, rings and necklaces, all set with diamonds. Meanwhile, EXTRAIT DE CAMÉLIA line expands into supple bracelets in 18K yellow or rose gold, where diamonds illuminate the flower’s finesse, purity and elegance. Together, the new pieces highlight the Maison’s continued exploration of the camellia as a symbol of refined femininity.