Boucheron continues to reinvent its Quatre collection, constantly evolving it while keeping its essence unchanged – enter the new Quatre XS.
This year, Boucheron brings its Quatre collection to the spotlight with Quatre XS – a mini take on the maison’s iconic ring. The Quatre universe is also expanded with new creations designed for styling freedom, encouraging layering, mix-and-match and bold combinations. Slimmer than the small version yet as precious, this new take stays true to the collection’s signature four-motif design. A Quatre Black Edition bracelet joins the lineup with the same strength and graphic edge.
Two bands, in yellow gold or platinum, bring together two emblematic Quatre codes to play with their style. One side showcases Grosgrain, the ribbed-silk motif that nods to Frédéric Boucheron’s couture roots. The other features Double Godron: two rings merged into one, a symbol of love between two souls.
The maison introduces new Quatre Radiant Edition pieces in monochrome white gold and diamonds. Studs and a tie necklace translate the collection’s four codes into varied diamond cuts: round brilliant for Double Godron and the diamond line, baguette for Grosgrain and princess for Clou de Paris. The tubular bracelet – unveiled in 2025 in Quatre’s original palette – now arrives in an all-white-gold, diamond-paved finish.
The Quatre collection is an artful fusion of traditional savoir-faire and cutting-edge technologies, with each Boucheron code patiently crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Quatre is like no other ring. It’s composed of four completely distinct bands, individually crafted and assembled into the iconic Boucheron aesthetic.
From the initial composition of the alloys to the final assembly of the four bands, each step is executed to within the nearest nano-millimetre, as any discrepancy could jeopardise the result. Us
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