History

The House of Boucheron, a French family dynasty of jewellers, created by Frédéric Boucheron in 1858, and expanded by four generations of the founder’s direct descendants, in the year 2000 found a worthy successor in the PPR / Gucci Group.

Boucheron, place Vendôme, in Paris. © Boucheron

Frédéric Boucheron. DR

With its clientele of film stars, authors, artists, maharajahs and billionaires, Boucheron – which celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2006 - holds particular appeal for those whose celebrity and status find a match in its magnificent creations. 

Chines salon, place Vendôme. © Boucheron

Throughout its long history of brilliant collections, between uniqueness of design and bold sophistication, Boucheron jewellery offers the promise of exquisite luxury and alluring fascination. With the magical ease of a true artist, Place Vendôme’s master jeweller selects and combines precious stones from an extensive palette of flamboyant colours from among the world’s rarest and most desirable gems.

Trouble Desir necklace. © Boucheron

With its free spirited and audacious designs, the House of Boucheron constantly reinvents the timeless essence of unique elegance.

Snakes rings. © Boucheron

Boucheron currently operates more than 50 boutiques around the world, as well as an on-line sales website to satisfy lovers of fine jewellery and timepieces wherever they may be.

Workshop. © Boucheron

The Boutique, place Vendôme. © Boucheron