Boucheron Serpent Bohème necklace in yellow gold and diamonds

The essentials

• 750 thousandths yellow gold necklace
• Serpent Boheme collection
• Length of necklace: 50 cm
• Length of pendant: 41.5 mm
• 31 round brilliant-cut diamonds, with an average total weight of approximately 1.3 carats
• Lobster clasp

The Serpent Boheme necklace in yellow gold and diamonds

The Serpent Boheme necklace in yellow gold and diamonds embodies the elegance, creativity and finesse characteristic of the Maison Boucheron. This exceptional piece of jewellery features a pendant composed of three delicately chiselled serpentine motifs, symbolising the bold and captivating spirit of the snake, the emblematic animal that inspired the collection. Expertly crafted, this 18k yellow gold jewel forms a refined canvas to showcase the diamonds that adorn each motif of the pendant. These precision-cut gems catch the light and add incomparable brilliance to the entire necklace, making it radiate an aura of sophistication and luxury.

The Serpent Boheme collection from Maison Boucheron is an iconic and recognisable range of jewellery that celebrates the snake motif, a symbol of seduction and power for centuries. First launched in 1968, this collection embodies the bold and elegant spirit of Boucheron.

The pieces in this line are characterised by delicately crafted serpentine scale and snakehead motifs (symbolised by the pear, or teardrop shape), capturing the essence of nature and the bohemian aesthetic. These motifs are usually combined with precious stones, such as onyx, malachite, citrine, or diamonds, creating pieces that are both sophisticated and vibrant.

Boucheron's Serpent Boheme jewellery is diverse, including rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets, each an elegant interpretation of the snake in the worlds of jewellery and high jewellery. The collection is aimed at those who appreciate the subtle wedding ring between boldness and grace, offering pieces that are both timeless and contemporary.

To find out more about the Boucheron brand and its renown, be sure to check out our blog post:The Maison Boucheron, a pillar of French jewellery.