09/14/2026
1,107 hours of bench craft. A 10.01-carat emerald-cut diamond resting at the center.
When Céline Dion stepped onto the Paris stage for her comeback, the jewelry world immediately looked at the neckpiece.
The piece is called The Address, created by Boucheron.
In 1893, Frédéric Boucheron established the Maison at 26 Place Vendôme, choosing the location in part for the natural sunlight that illuminated the display windows.
Look closely at the geometry of the pendant and you can see an aerial view of the octagonal Place Vendôme translated into gold and stones.
For me, the best high jewelry moments happen when a design carries real architectural history, not just surface styling.
Ari
