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Frédéric Boucheron opened his first Paris boutique in 1858.
Once the Palais Garnier (opera house) opened, he decided to
move his boutique to be closer to high society in 1892.
Frédéric was the first jeweler to move to Place Vendôme,
where The House of Boucheron remains today. He chose 26
Place Vendôme because it had the sunniest corner on the
square. He believed that the diamonds in the windows would
sparkle all the more brilliantly. This small square remains
one of the most expensive shopping areas in Paris.
Many of his clients were not women of society, but femmes
fatales of the demi-monde. His skill with precious stones
and his absolute discretion made him a favorite of both
courtesans and princes. He kept detailed records of stones
that were brought in as stock, along with records of what
special clients brought in for him use for a new creation.
Many of his clients were not women of society, but
femmes fatales of the demi-monde. His skill with precious
stones and his absolute discretion made him a favorite of
both courtesans and princes. He kept detailed records of
stones that were brought in as stock, along with records of
what special clients brought in for him use for a new
creation.
The demands of these wealthy individuals
led to the sensational orders that elevated Boucheron to the
highest level of creativity.
La Femme Fatale is
inspired by the diverse clientele and the creative style of
Boucheron. A faceted bullet-shaped CZ is layered like a
beautiful cake using netting and a netting variation.
Flanking the central component are two trillion CZs, simply
bezeled. All of the components nestle inside two fire polish
filled ropes, ending in a simple bar clasp.The
earrings are created around titanium post pads and are a
variation of the bracelet. Together, they are elegant,
extravagant, and beautiful.
Bracelet Size:
1 ¼ inches wide by desired length
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