For Boucheron, ivy has long symbolized freedom, audacity and a spirit untouched by convention. The plant first appeared in the Maison’s archives in 1870 and became one of its most recurring motifs, notably inspiring Frédéric Boucheron’s first Question Mark necklace in 1879.

Today, Creative Director Claire Choisne continues this legacy with nine new creations for Lierre de Paris. The collection features three rings, including a double-finger design, a matching pendant necklace, a flexible claspless necklace inspired by an ivy branch, and two pairs of asymmetrical earrings designed for multiple ways of wearing. Ivy brooches complete the collection, featuring a spiral fastening system for styling on clothing or hair.

Each piece showcases Boucheron’s exceptional craftsmanship. Sculpted to capture ivy’s flowing vitality, the leaves are fully pavé-set, with delicately open-worked backs that enhance the brilliance of the diamonds and highlight the Maison’s High Jewelry expertise.