Boucheron Plume De Paon!
Plume de Paon Ring: Fréderic Boucheron was fascinated by the nature that he loved wild and triumphant. One of its wonders, the peacock feather, quickly became an inspiration for the jeweler who saw in it an expression of freedom. More than a century later, Plume de Paon continues to animate Boucheron's creations. Thanks to the unique embroidery technique developed by the Maison, Plume de Paon pieces come to life as the wearer moves.
A pure beauty of nature, the peacock’s feather is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Maison Boucheron. Its lightness is unmatched and it moulds to the shape of the body so that it becomes one with the wearer. Plume de Paon ring, set with one rose-cut diamond and paved with diamonds, in white gold
Price on request, 1 rose-cut diamond 0,51 carat, 314 round diamonds 1,95 carats, White gold 750/1000 14,50 g
Plume de Paon ring, set with one rose-cut diamond and paved with diamonds, in pink gold.
The feather-light design of the Plume de Paon ring is stunning. In the pink gold and diamonds version it sits sensuously over two fingers. Plume de Paon ring, set with one rose-cut diamond and paved with diamonds, in pink gold. Price on request, 1 rose-cut diamond 0,51 carat, 318 round diamonds 1,97 carats, Pink gold 750/1000 12,60 g.
Plume De Paon Pendant: Plume de Paon pendant, set with one rose-cut diamond and paved with diamonds, in white gold!
A free-spirited creator, Frédéric Boucheron knew how to suffuse every piece in his collections with a touch of lightness. Almost a century later, the designs coming out of the workshops still carry in them the expression of freedom. The enamelling technique developed by Boucheron gives life to a strong and ethereal peacock’s feather.
Plume de Paon pendant, set with one rose-cut diamond and paved with diamonds, in white gold. Price on request, 1 rose-cut diamond 0,31 carat, 118 round diamonds 0,66 carat, White gold 750/1000 8,00 g.
The peacock feather has been at the heart of Boucheron’s creations and archives since almost 160 years. Inspired by the ethereal grace of the “peacock feather”, Frédéric Boucheron created the famous “Point d’Interrogation” necklace in 1883 – the first of a long line. Since then, the Maison’s high jewelry collections have regularly featured new takes on this stunning feather imagined by the design studio headed up by Claire Choisne.
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