Boucheron Articles

Located in the legendary Place Vendôme, the House of Boucheron has always been legendary for its enigmatic approach to its high jewellery designs.

Boucheron Quatre diamond ring
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Eleventh hour jewels

Boucheron Héra blue sapphire peacock ring
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Animal kingdom: the best-loved creatures in jewellery

Boucheron Nagaur necklace with pearls and rock crystal
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Nature's bounty: unexpected materials emerge as sublime organic jewellery

Boucheron cuff featuring mother-of-pearl petals, sapphire cabochon pistils and diamonds, from the Rêves d'Ailleurs high jewellery collection.
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Best of 2014: bracelets

Boucheron Ava white gold engagement ring features a central pear-cut diamond that appears to float in mid-air amidst thirty-five round diamonds.
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Best of 2014: engagement rings

Boucheron Fleur des Indes tassel necklace set with a 188.79ct Moghul emerald dating from the 17th century and originating from Colombia.
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Best of 2014: tassel necklaces

Boucheron frog ring with sapphires.
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Animal jewellery: the Frog Prince works his magic

Boucheron Indian Palace ring, set with an emerald cabochon and diamonds.
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The grand comeback of the cabochon cut gemstone

Boucheron Jaune Imperial 15.00ct emerald cut yellow diamond engagement ring in white gold and platinum flanked by two colourless diamonds (£POA).
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Ray of sunshine: nine of the best yellow diamond engagement rings

Boucheron circa 1945 yellow gold and platinum stylised crossover ring set with mixed-cut rubies and single-cut diamonds.
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Masters of Modern Jewellery: a trip down memory lane at the Beetle and Huxley gallery in London

These one-of-a-kind bejewelled enamel and ivory containers, exhibited at Fine Art Asia by Symbolic & Chase, were crafted by the celebrated jeweller George Le Sache for Boucheron in the late 19th century.
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Fine Art Asia 2014: a cornucopia of rare antique jewellery from across the globe

One of the highlights of the Biennale was this Boucheron bracelet, on display at Siegelson. Shown at the original 1925 Arts Decoratifs exhibition at the Grand Palais, it says so much about the influence of the Art Deco movement.
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New video: jewellery highlights from the Biennale des Antiquaires 2014