Reworked Mini Chanel Chain Drop Earrings

The second loop is a mini Chanel chain charm, engraved with two CC LOGOs. Second loop size: 22*17mm Length: approximately 33 mm Pendant is a repurposed charm from Chanel women's footwear accessories. ❤️ All vintage brand pieces in this shop are repurposed from buttons or charms originally from the same brand's apparel, shoes, or accessories. We guarantee authenticity and do not use unknown charms to deceive, so please shop with confidence. 🍄 Please follow my IG: ⬇️ IG: Fantasy Vintage FB Fan Page: Fantasy Vintage The vintage fashion trend has always been enduring. Upcycling vintage buttons. New creations from vintage pieces remain classic and stylish. Luxury brand items, each a classic. The pendants are well-preserved and can be redesigned and renewed in the future. Wear them daily to add a touch of quality and sophistication. Wearing them for formal occasions adds a touch of opulence. Buttons are sourced from pre-owned luxury goods from Europe, America, and Japan. They are not new and may show signs of wear or minor surface imperfections, which is normal. These are reworked and handcrafted into accessories that can be made into necklaces, pendants, stud earrings, drop earrings, rings, belts, hair clips, and other hair accessories. These are new creations from vintage pieces, not affiliated with or endorsed by the brand. All copyrights belong to the respective brands. Jewelry Care Instructions: 1. When removing and storing jewelry, seal it in a dry place. For minor oxidation, wipe with a polishing cloth. 2. Avoid contact with chemicals, hot springs, perfumes, cosmetics, and sharp objects. 3. Remove jewelry when bathing or exercising. Repair and Maintenance: Under normal wear conditions, we offer lifetime after-sales service. ❤️ How to Identify Genuine Chanel Buttons ❤️ All Chanel buttons are designed to complement the new clothing collections released by Chanel each season. The buttons integrate perfectly with Chanel clothing, enhancing each other. Therefore, even if the clothing is damaged, Chanel buttons still possess their own radiance and presence, earning them the reputation of "Chanel's small jewelry." They maintain a certain market value in the pre-owned luxury goods market and are quite expensive, making them treasured collectibles for many Chanel enthusiasts. Due to the favorable market price of Chanel buttons, there are many followers, leading to numerous counterfeits. Consumers can easily purchase fakes by mistake. Therefore, it is crucial to be able to identify genuine Chanel buttons to acquire truly collectible authentic pieces. However, Chanel does not publicly disclose detailed information on how to identify authentic Chanel products to prevent counterfeiters from copying. Based on my personal collection and procurement experience, through hands-on dismantling and crafting, image comparisons, and extensive research (my eyes are almost blurry), I have compiled the following key points: 1. Genuine Chanel buttons have a metallic weight; they feel substantial and heavy in hand, with a slightly soft texture and a golden hue (reminiscent of aged gold). In contrast, fake Chanel buttons have a brighter, newer color, feel light, and have a hard texture. 2. As Chanel button designs are reinterpreted and reproduced annually, the basic pattern outlines remain consistent. However, subtle variations in lines and textures exhibit a handcrafted feel, making it difficult for counterfeiters to keep up. Chanel fans eagerly anticipate the highlights of new releases. Consequently, Chanel products are known for never repeating designs, with each season's new releases featuring unique highlights. Fake buttons, in addition to being crudely made, often feature unchanging designs. 3. You can compare with images of genuine Chanel buttons. Using the principle from point two above, you can differentiate between genuine and fake buttons. Fake buttons are often roughly finished in many details, and differences can be observed in the fine lines and engravings of the button's pattern. 4. Price differences: Because Chanel buttons have a certain market value in the pre-owned luxury goods market, be wary if the price difference is too significant. However, judging authenticity solely by price is insufficient, as some sellers may inflate prices to pass off fakes. Therefore, to determine the authenticity of Chanel buttons, consider the price disparity along with the three factors mentioned above. 5. For buttons produced by Chanel after 2010 (the exact date has not been officially announced by Chanel), some may no longer have the "Chanel" marking on the back. Most Chanel buttons after 2010 have a blank back without any marking. The five basic points above should help you identify genuine Chanel buttons. If more information becomes available in the future, I will update it accordingly. Thank you for your support.