Lady Dior Medium — Rose Lambskin

Prices

Retail: ≈ CA$8,500 boutique

Resale: CA$3,500 – 5,500

Prices as of November 2026

Story

The house called it Chouchou until Diana, Princess of Wales was photographed with one in 1995 — then it became Lady Dior. The cannage quilting copies the Napoléon III chairs of the Avenue Montaigne salon, and the charms spell the house's name off the handle. In rose lambskin it is unapologetically the statement version.

Specifications

Authentication checklist

1. Cannage grid stays symmetrical and meets cleanly at the seams — fakes drift off-axis
2. Charms have real weight with clean letter edges, never thin stamped tin

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Care notes

Lambskin is the most delicate leather in the cases: keep it away from rain and sharp edges, wipe only with a soft dry cloth, and expect light surface marks to soften into the patina rather than polish out. Store the bag stuffed with acid-free paper, upright in its dust bag (not its box — leather needs airflow), away from direct sun and heat. Rest chains and hardware against a soft cloth so metal never presses into light leather for a season. Carry it in rotation rather than entombing it: leather that is aired, carried occasionally, and re-stuffed ages far better than leather stored untouched for years.