During Paris Haute Couture Week, Boucheron presented a reimagined take on its Point d'Interrogation, or Question Mark necklace, which first appeared at the maison in 1879. The clasp-free design was hailed for its innovation at the time, allowing women to freely take off their jewellery without assistance, and is still admired today for its elegant simplicity.
Brought back to light by the jewellery maison’s creative director, Claire Choisne, the archival design — which is featured in Boucheron’s Signature High Jewellery collection — has been reinterpreted in 8 new styles; from graduating-sized pearls to glittering emerald ivy leaves. Here, MOJEH talks to Claire Choisne about marrying heritage with contemporary design, alongside a glimpse of the Boucheron new high jewellery offering.
