Fleur des Indes évoque le monde légendaire des maharadjahs, des émeraudes fabuleuses. Cette collection fait référence à la fleur mythique du nymphéa, symbolisant la pureté et l’épanouissement de l’être. C’est aussi un hommage aux relations que la Maison a pu avoir avec certains de ses clients indiens, commanditaires des parures les plus époustouflantes réalisées par Boucheron.

Fleur des Indes, or Flowers of India, takes the iconic white water lily and eternalizes it in an Indian emerald cabochon necklace. It's an homage to the Indian maharajahs of nearly a century ago who commissioned some of Boucheron's most amazing pieces.

Sketch of the Fleurs des Indes necklace.

The Fleur des Indes necklace features a historic Moghul emerald dating back several centuries.

Never recut, it may have been on a maharajah's belt or sword before coming to Boucheron.

Boucheron Fleur des Indes. Joya Ring with Indian emerald cabochon, white gold, and diamonds.

Boucheron Fleurs des Indes Nymphea ring in white gold, mother of pearl, diamonds, and sapphires. 

Boucheron Fleurs des Indes. Nymphea earrings.

The Indian water lily is a sign of the feminine. The closed bud of the flower represents the human heart, while its blossoming counterpart symbolizes fulfillment and enlightenment and its many seeds signify fertility. In many ways, pieces from this collection are talismen for the women who wear them. 

Boucheron Fleurs des Indes. Nymphea Bracelet.

The lotuses on the Fleur des Indes Nymphea cuff and ring are meticulously assembled and studded with diamonds, which give a little sparkle to cabochon sapphires and carved mother of pearl.

Boucheron Fleur des Indes ring with opal cabochon, white gold, and diamonds.