Chopard - The Happy Mickey Collection

November 2011

Chopard - The Happy Mickey Collection

November 2011

A passionate cinema enthusiast, an official partner of the Cannes Film Festival, and a revealer of youthful talents, Chopard has for many years been acknowledged as the jeweller of stars and of the movie world.

Chopard - The Happy Mickey Collection

The latest “guest star” in this ongoing romance is another film icon, but this time a fictional one. Disney is a historical symbol in the film industry, and its “mascot” figure brings back countless pleasurable childhood memories and has exactly what it takes to appeal to Chopard.

Chopard - The Happy Mickey Collection

The Happy Mickey collection offers a broad range of fresh and colourful creations crafted in white or rose gold: long necklaces, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, earrings… and Happy Sport watches.

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