CHANEL is hosting an event showcasing its bridal collection, "Bridal Romance CHANEL FINE JEWELRY," at the Center Park on the fourth floor of the Isetan Shinjuku Main Building. The event runs until July 14th. The venue will feature new wedding rings (platinum, diamond, ¥301,000) and plain matching rings (platinum, ¥145,000) from the "CAMELIA COLLECTION," which was released on June 12th. Other items on display include a ring with a camellia flower setting (platinum, diamonds from 0.25ct, starting from ¥416,000). According to the brand, the camellia was Gabrielle Chanel's favorite flower and represents the most essential expression of her vision of femininity. Since the 1920s, Chanel herself has worn camellias as brooch-like accessories on her shoulders and in her hair, making them her signature accessory. To her, the camellia represents "everlasting love," and "gifting a piece from the Chanel Camellia Collection conveys a unique message of love to the world." Also on display at the venue are new pieces from the "RUBAN COLLECTION." These include a flowing half eternity ring (PT ¥301,000), matching wedding rings (PT ¥184,000), and ribbon-motif engagement rings (PT, diamonds 0.25ct and up, starting from ¥555,000). The Ruban (Ribbon) Collection, created through the atelier's tireless pursuit of beauty, is a form that women can wear freely and without constraint. The rings in this collection, which symbolize the "unchanging bond between two people," are designed to resemble soft ribbons tied around a woman's finger.