Boucheron Antique Jewellery

Founded in 1858, the House of Boucheron was the first to occupy a salon in the Place Vendôme in Paris. Favoured by the immensely wealthy and powerful Imperial Russian Romanov family, they became famous for statement necklaces, tiaras, and delicate pearl and diamond pieces. The Duchess of Cornwall wears an impressive Boucheron “honeycomb” pattern tiara from the 1920s, which was originally presented to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1942. Boucheron produced some of their most iconic creations during the Art Deco and Retro periods. Pragnell are proud to display a number of designs from the Retro period, in warm yellow gold, which are particularly sought after by collectors today.