Plume de Paon, the House Boucheron reinvents Natural elegance.
Frédéric Boucheron, founder of the House Boucheron, had a deep fascination for the beauty of nature, a passion that he always managed to capture in the smallest details of his creations. One of the Maison’s most emblematic historical motifs, the Peacock Feather, was first created in the 1860s. Today, nearly a century and a half later, the Boucheron's Creation Studio Perpetuate this tradition by reinventing this iconic motif.
This new season sees the House Boucheron Paying tribute to the aerial grace of the Paon Feather through ten exquisite creations. These jewels, after all, lay down with a mesmerizing lightness on the skin. In the hair or at the nape of the ear, they seem to whisper the secrets of the unparalleled craftsmanship of the artisans of the Maison. Boucheron workshops. What makes this collection particularly distinctive is the introduction of a gradient of colors. In fact, it evokes the chromatic palette of a real peacock feather. However, these sublime shades are not the result of chance. They stem from the expertise of the Boucheron House in the art of setting precious stones. Diamonds, sapphires, tsavorites and tanzanites harmonize harmoniously to create captivating brilliance. However, it is the innovative use of titanium that adds a unique dimension to these jewels.
Let’s not forget that titanium, a metal three times lighter than gold, allows jewelry artisans to gain a few precious grams. This gives these Plume de Paon creations an airy lightness. But this is not the only remarkable quality of titanium; it also offers flexibility that pays tribute to Frédéric Boucheron’s vision.
Indeed, it allows the various parts of the feather to be articulated, making each strand independent and free as air. Thus, when these jewels are worn, they seem to come to life, dancing to the rhythm of the person who wears them.
