Marcel Boucher Deckel Brooch

• Vintage
• Marcel Boucher
• Gilded
• 1960's
  
• Length: 4 cm
• Signed

Before establishing himself as a leading designer of costume jewelry, Marcel Boucher worked for the renowned jewelry house Cartier in Paris.

He began as an apprentice, learning the tricks of the trade at one of the most prestigious jewelers in the world. This experience gave him a solid foundation in traditional craftsmanship and design techniques.

Cartier's refined and luxurious style influenced Boucher's own aesthetic sensibility. This experience played a crucial role in his ability to create costume jewelry that could match the radiance of genuine gemstones and precious metals.

Boucher's jewelry was known for its refinement and complexity. He often used gilded silver and glass stones to mimic the look of real gemstones. His designs ranged from nature motifs, such as flowers and animals, to abstract and geometric shapes.

Marcel Boucher's costume jewelry remains a symbol of elegance and innovation, and his work continues to be admired and collected by jewelry lovers around the world.