Plume de Paon or Sunflower
Boucheron · Harry Winston
Plume de Paon
A peacock feather drawn barb by barb in pavé, its eye marked by a single larger diamond, curling round the finger or falling from a chain.
Harry Winston's Sunflower, introduced in 1950, is radial and strict, eight matched stones around a round brilliant, the proportions fixed with a compass in New York. Boucheron's peacock feather is the opposite kind of drawing: asymmetric, curling, made of many small pavé barbs converging on one larger diamond, and in the house's repertoire since 1860. Both Sunflower and Plume de Paon end on a single important stone, one at the centre of a circle, the other at the tip of a plume.
| Fact | Plume de Paon | Sunflower |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced | 1860 | 1950 |
| Designer | Frédéric Boucheron and Paul Legrand | — |
| School | Place Vendôme | New York |
| Materials | white gold, rose gold, yellow gold, diamond | platinum, diamond, sapphire, ruby |
| Moves | No | No |
| From | €6,950 | Not published |
| Top of line | €218,000 | — |
Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.
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