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1932. Gabrielle Chanel created her first High Jewellery collection. Celebrating the brilliance and purity of diamonds, she called it "Bijoux de Diamants". A brilliance reflected by a precious, sensual fragrance centred around powdery and woody notes. The fragrance 1932 presents a sensual, precious accord of jasmine and notes of pear and grapefruit faceted by the powdery and woody notes of iris and vetiver.
No fragrance house carries the cultural authority of CHANEL. No. 5 - created in 1921 and still the world's most recognised perfume - remains a benchmark for everything that followed. Chance brought a new, youthful spontaneity; Coco Mademoiselle a modern, sensual confidence; Bleu de CHANEL a quiet masculine authority.
