A period piece from the place Vendôme, an Art Deco clip, a Point d'interrogation necklace, a Reflet watch, a Serpent Bohème or a Quatre ring: the house examines and buys your Boucheron pieces, by appointment in Paris or in London.
The first of the great contemporary jewellers to settle on the place Vendôme, Boucheron signs jewellery that is prized on the secondary market — and its period pieces, from the 1880s to the 1940s, are among the most sought after. We examine your piece with rigour and make a firm offer to buy it, in Paris at 22 rue Drouot or in London at 100 Hatton Garden.
Complimentary appraisal, immediate offer and immediate payment. These are the creations we look for as a priority — the period pieces first.
Place Vendôme creations from 1858 to the 1950s, with or without a certificate: Point d'interrogation, Plume de paon, Art Deco jewels, clips.
Detachable dress clips, often in invisible setting, signed “Boucheron Paris”. Pieces to show us before any decision.
The rectangular watch with its interchangeable bracelets, period and recent.
Rings, pendants, earrings and bracelets with the drop motif, in gold, with or without diamonds or coloured stones.
Rings, wedding bands and bracelets of the Quatre line; Jack de Boucheron in gold.
Solitaires, wedding bands and diamond rings signed Boucheron.
Founded in 1858 at the Palais-Royal and settled on the place Vendôme in 1893, the house has signed models recognisable at first glance. Here they are, from the oldest to the most recent.
A supple necklace without a clasp, open at the front: first drawn in 1879, Grand Prix at the Exposition universelle of 1889.
The first Peacock Feather necklace dates from 1883; the motif returns in recent collections, in white gold and diamonds.
At the Exposition of 1925, Boucheron triumphs with jewels designed by Lucien Hirtz: geometric lines, platinum, diamonds and coloured stones.
Detachable dress clips, often in invisible setting, signed “Boucheron Paris”. Pieces to show us before any decision.
The watch with the rectangular gadrooned case, whose interchangeable bracelets slide into the case; its clasp was patented in 1944.
A drop of gold crowned with gold beads, honeycombed on the reverse; set with diamonds, then with coloured stones since 2017.
Four motifs on one band: grosgrain, a line of diamonds, clou de Paris, double gadroon. In gold, sometimes in white ceramic.
A supple gold cable, as a single or triple-wrap bracelet, closed by a faceted jack-shaped tip.
Ring, necklace, brooch: with no model name, a Boucheron piece is recognised by its signature, its number, its hallmarks and its workmanship.
Have you already photographed your piece? Send us that same image: we tell you what it is, then we arrange an appointment in Paris or in London.
The whole piece, in daylight and without flash, then the signature, the number and the hallmarks — often inside the band or on the reverse.
By WhatsApp on +33 7 81 11 49 29, or by e-mail. You receive a first opinion within 24 hours, complimentary and without obligation.
To 22 rue Drouot in Paris or 100 Hatton Garden in London, by appointment. The firm offer is made on the piece itself; payment follows agreement, the same day.
Your photographs are neither published nor passed on. Remote appraisal, in detail · Selling from the UK and Europe
We look at these six points in front of you, then we make a firm offer.
Recent Quatre, Serpent Bohème or Jack; period clips, brooches and Art Deco jewels: the period pieces are considered separately.
Yellow, rose or white gold, platinum, ceramic on some Quatre: the material weighs in the offer.
Diamonds, coloured stones, the beaded gold drops of the Serpent Bohème: we look at them one by one.
“Boucheron” or “Boucheron Paris”, the number and the French hallmarks authenticate the piece.
Scratches, a worn claw, a tired clasp: we value the piece as it is. Do not have anything polished or repaired before you come.
They add value to the piece, without being essential.
See also: Art Deco jewellery · signed jewellery · selling an important piece.
Yes, first of all: Point d'interrogation necklaces, clips, brooches, Art Deco jewels, Reflet watches, with or without a box. Show them to us before any decision.
Yes. We buy Quatre rings, wedding bands and bracelets, as well as the other Boucheron collections.
No. The certificate, the box and the original invoice add value to the piece but are not essential: we carry out the examination on site, in front of you.
By appointment at 22 rue Drouot in Paris or 100 Hatton Garden in London, or remotely on photographs within 24 hours.
By the signature, the number and the hallmarks, then by the workmanship: weight, fit, setting, finish. Everything is verified in-house, in front of you.
It depends on the model, small or large, with or without diamonds, on the gold, the ceramic if any and the condition. We do not give a figure without having seen the piece: a photograph is enough for a first opinion, within 24 hours, then the firm offer is made across the table.
Yes: rings, pendants, earrings and bracelets, in gold, with or without diamonds or coloured stones.
Yes, period or recent; bring all the interchangeable bracelets with the watch.
Yes. The house receives in London by appointment at its office, 100 Hatton Garden, EC1N 8NX, in the jewellery quarter. Write first by WhatsApp or e-mail with photographs; the appointment is fixed around the house's visits.
Yes. Once agreement is reached, payment is made the same day, by bank transfer, whatever the amount — with no fees or commission.
Verifiable facts, reviewed in October 2026. For a specific case, the appointment settles the matter.
Pieces are generally signed “Boucheron” or “Boucheron Paris” and numbered, with the French hallmarks and the workshop's mark.
Frédéric Boucheron set up in 1858 under the arcades of the Palais-Royal, then in 1893 at 26 place Vendôme: the first of the great contemporary jewellers to open there.
The house opened in Moscow in 1897, then in London and New York: a box with the London or New York address may accompany a period piece.
Complimentary and confidential first opinion within 24 hours; then an appointment in Paris or London.
Request an opinion+33 7 81 11 49 29