The name given to this collection which is a shorthand for “one camellia, five allures”. That title is a nod to the many ways the floral-themed can be worn. That premise harks back to  Mademoiselle Chanel’s own approach to bijoux. She once said: “My (jewels) are flexible and detachable… You can take apart the jewellery and use it to match a hat or fur. In this way, the set of jewellery is no longer an immutable object. Life transforms it and bends it to its needs.”

Singapore was the first pit stop for this travelling collection after its debut in Paris last month — a coup for  +65 to stage a high jewellery collection right after its home base.

The number of years the maison’s Fine Jewellery Creation Studio took to conceptualise and create the entire collection.

The total count for the jewellery pieces in this collection.

The number of jewellery pieces which can be transformed and detached to create a totally fresh and different look.

The number of ways each of these convertible jewellery designs can be worn. Take for instance the Rouge Incandescent necklace (pictured) which comes as a strand necklace in 18K white gold, diamonds and rubies. When removed, the camellia motif on the necklace reveals another openwork camellia motif underneath. The former can then be worn as a separate brooch, hair clip or boutonniere.

The number of ways each of these convertible jewellery designs can be worn. Take for instance the Rouge Incandescent necklace (pictured) which comes as a strand necklace in 18K white gold, diamonds and rubies. When removed, the camellia motif on the necklace reveals another openwork camellia motif underneath. The former can then be worn as a separate brooch, hair clip or boutonniere.

The number of ways each of these convertible jewellery designs can be worn. Take for instance the Rouge Incandescent necklace (pictured) which comes as a strand necklace in 18K white gold, diamonds and rubies. When removed, the camellia motif on the necklace reveals another openwork camellia motif underneath. The former can then be worn as a separate brooch, hair clip or boutonniere.

The price range of the pieces in the collection; the $6.5 million necklace has already been snapped up by a customer.