Sell Boucheron Serpent Bohème and Quatre — Buyback Prices 2026

You wish to sell a Boucheron jewel from the Serpent Boheme or Quatre collections. These two iconic lines from the Boucheron house, founded in 1858 and established on Place Vendôme since 1893, rank among the most sought-after in French high jewelry. At Diamantaire Paris, we specialize in the purchase of signed jewelry and offer competitive purchase prices for all Boucheron pieces. Discover our updated estimates for 2026.

Boucheron Serpent Boheme: a classic of French jewelry

The Serpent Boheme collection, created in 1968, draws inspiration from Frédéric Boucheron's fascination with snakes, symbols of protection and eternity. The teardrop motif, with its milgrain setting and cabochon stone, has become the house's recognizable signature. Available in several sizes (small, medium, and large models) and a variety of stones (turquoise, lapis lazuli, malachite, onyx, mother-of-pearl), Serpent Boheme charms with its timeless elegance.

On the second-hand market, Serpent Boheme pieces retain a fair value, particularly diamond-set versions and those with colored stones. Demand is supported by Boucheron's reputation as one of the five great jewelers of Place Vendôme.

Serpent Boheme Purchase Prices 2026

These prices are estimates for pieces in good condition. An in-person appraisal determines the exact price.

Boucheron Quatre: architecture at the service of jewelry

Launched in 2004, the Quatre collection has become Boucheron's contemporary pillar. Its unique design stacks four rings representing four house universes: the grosgrain (textile inspiration), the Clou de Paris (architecture), the mirror of diamond (light), and the double godron (sculpted gold). Available in numerous variations (Classique, Black, White, Red, Radiant), Quatre is worn by both women and men.

Quatre pieces resell well on the secondary market, especially diamond-set editions and rose gold versions, which are highly sought after in Asia.

Boucheron Quatre Purchase Prices 2026

Factors determining the value of your Boucheron jewel

Several elements come into play when evaluating your Boucheron piece. Here are the main criteria considered by our experts.

Authenticity and hallmarks

Each Boucheron jewel bears a specific maker's mark (a diamond shape with the house's initials), a French guarantee hallmark (eagle's head for 18-karat gold), and an engraved serial number. These markings are essential to confirm authenticity. Our gemologists systematically verify these elements under a binocular loupe.

Condition of the jewel

A jewel in excellent condition, without deep scratches or excessive wear, will achieve the best price. For Quatre rings, the condition of the PVD (black coating) is particularly important: worn or scratched PVD reduces value. For Serpent Boheme, the integrity of the cabochon stones is paramount, as turquoise and malachite can become dull or crack over time.

Accessories and documentation

The presence of the Boucheron box (recognizable by its ecru color), certificate of authenticity, and purchase invoice increases the purchase value by 10 to 15%. The invoice is especially useful for limited-edition pieces or older models.

Gold and diamond prices

The gold weight and diamond carat weight form the value basis of your jewel. In 2026, with gold prices at historically high levels, purchase offers are particularly advantageous. For diamond-set pieces, we evaluate each stone according to international 4C criteria (carat, color, clarity, cut).

Direct purchase vs other selling options

Before selling your Boucheron jewel, it is helpful to compare the different options available on the Parisian market.

The major difference between a neighborhood jeweler and a specialist like Diamantaire Paris lies in the expertise of signed jewelry. A generalist jeweler will primarily evaluate gold weight and diamonds, without considering the Boucheron brand premium. With us, the signature, model, and rarity are fully valued in our offer.

Our 4-step purchase process

Step 1: Contact. Call us or send photos via WhatsApp. We give you a first indicative estimate and offer a quick appointment.

Step 2: In-depth appraisal. In our salon at 43 Rue Beaubourg, our expert examines your Boucheron jewel: hallmarks, serial number, condition of stones and gold, weight, authenticity. Duration: about 15 to 20 minutes.

Step 3: Purchase offer. We present you with a detailed offer, explaining each element of our evaluation. No pressure, no obligation. You are free to compare with other market players.

Step 4: Immediate payment. If you accept, payment is made immediately: instant bank transfer, bank check, or cash (within the legal limit of €3,000).

Other Boucheron collections we purchase

In addition to Serpent Boheme and Quatre, we also purchase pieces from other Boucheron collections: Plume de Paon (rings, pendants, earrings), Jack de Boucheron (asymmetric pearl and diamond jewelry), Animaux de Collection (figurative brooches and rings), and any Boucheron high jewelry piece. The house's vintage and antique pieces, especially those from before the 1980s, are also highly sought after and receive particularly generous offers.

Frequently asked questions about Boucheron purchase

Can I sell a Boucheron jewel without the invoice?

Yes. The invoice is a plus but not mandatory. Our experts authenticate each piece by examining hallmarks, the serial number, and manufacturing characteristics specific to Boucheron. The jewel itself is our best proof of authenticity.

The PVD on my Quatre ring is worn, is that a problem?

Wear of the PVD coating (the black part of the Black Edition, or the ceramic part of colored editions) is a common phenomenon with daily wear. This slightly reduces the value (about 10 to 15%) but does not make the jewel unsellable. We take the actual condition of the jewel into account in our evaluation.

Do you purchase Boucheron jewels bought abroad?

Yes, without any restriction. Whether your jewel was purchased in Paris, Dubai, Tokyo, or New York, we buy it. Boucheron pieces bear the same hallmarks and serial numbers regardless of the country of purchase. Only authenticity and condition matter.

How long does the appraisal take?

The appraisal of a Boucheron jewel takes about 15 to 20 minutes. For a complete set or several pieces, allow 30 to 45 minutes. You leave with your payment the same day.

Do you offer a remote appraisal service?

Yes. Send detailed photos of your jewel via WhatsApp (top, bottom, hallmark, clasp, any defects). We reply within hours with an indicative estimate. The final offer is confirmed in the salon after a physical appraisal.

What price for a damaged or incomplete Boucheron jewel?

We purchase Boucheron jewels in all conditions, including those needing repairs. A damaged jewel will obviously be valued below a piece in perfect condition, but the value of the gold, diamonds, and Boucheron signature is still taken into account. Do not hesitate to submit your piece for evaluation.

Come to our salon in the heart of Paris

Our salon welcomes you in a confidential and secure setting, at 43 Rue Beaubourg in the Marais (Paris 3rd). A few minutes' walk from Place Vendôme and the Centre Pompidou, we are easily accessible by public transport.

Address: 43 Rue Beaubourg, 75003 Paris
Hours: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Metro: Rambuteau (line 11) or Arts et Métiers (lines 3 and 11)
Phone: 01 48 87 23 37

You can come without an appointment from Monday to Friday. For complete sets or high-value pieces, a prior call allows our expert specialized in signed jewelry to devote their full attention to you.