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1. www.christies.com › en › storiesBoivin: a collector’s guide | Christie's

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   Dec 9, 2021 · The French jewellery house of Boivin is associated with some of the most original and impeccably crafted jewellery of the 20th century. Founded by René Boivin in 1890, it produced unconventional designs that proved popular with aristocrats, artists and intellectuals, earning Boivin the sobriquet ‘jeweller of the intelligentsia’.

2. www.fredleighton.com › makers › rene-boivinRene Boivin Jewelry - Antique French Jewelry | Fred Leighton

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   René Boivin. Unique pieces for jewelry connoisseurs. Many jewelers are known for catering to royals, celebrities and socialites. The house of Boivin holds a different status: jeweler to the intelligentsia.

3. www.sothebys.com › en › brandsBoivin | History & Sales Information | Sotheby’s

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   Why Boivin, Bulgari & Cartier are Her Sense of Style in a Top Female Jewelry Collection at Sotheby's. Sotheby’s presents Boivin, featuring information about the brand as well as featured upcoming sales and recently sold items.

4. www.worthpoint.com › boivin-jewelry-designerBoivin Jewelry - Guide to Value, Marks, History - WorthPoint

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   May 14, 2003 · Boivin - Identification. Jewelry made in the Rene’ Boivin workshop is identified by the mark R. Boivin in all caps or Rene Boivin written in script. Pinning a specific designer to each piece, like Suzanne Belperron, for instance, is more complicated and requires additional research.

5. www.langantiques.com › university › rene-boivinRené Boivin – Antique Jewelry University

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   • The Founder
   • Madam René Boivin
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   The firm’s namesake, René Boivin, followed his older brother Victor into the jewelry business by becoming an apprentice goldsmith at the age of seventeen. Taking drawing lessons at a local art school and mastering his chosen craft at a variety of different workshops, René quickly distinguished himself as an accomplished draughtsman, gifted jewelry ...

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   In the years 1917 to 1920, following her husband’s death, Madame René Boivin, as she preferred to be known professionally, persevered and completed already existing orders. While the firm name remained René Boivin, Jeanne Boivin gradually began to create her own distinctive pieces. Although not a designer herself, she had a strong sense of style an...

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   A wide range of geometric brooch shapes was produced by the firm. Shapes introduced in the twenties through forties included: Plaques that often used step-cut rock crystal as the central body; Rounded Discs also featuring tiered layers of crystal accented with pave diamonds and calibre-cut gems; Arch brooches first created by Juliette Moutard in 1933 and designed to project from the wearer’s garment; Shield-shaped brooches and Escalier brooches crafted from carved pieces of rock crystal, smok...

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   • City: Paris
   • Era: e. c.1890

   • Country: France

6. www.sothebys.com › icons-of-design-rene-boivinIcons of Design: René Boivin | Jewelry | Sotheby’s

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   Apr 26, 2024 · From the mid-1920s to 1940s, the house of René Boivin produced some of its most remarkable creations, supported by designers Suzanne Belperron and Juliette Moutard. This is the era of the René Boivin Starfish with cabochon and pavé-set gemstone bodies, as well as gem-encrusted animals, floral blooms and trees.

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   What is Boivin jewellery?

   • The French jewellery house of Boivin is associated with some of the most original and impeccably crafted jewellery of the 20th century. Founded by René Boivin in 1890, it produced unconventional designs that proved popular with aristocrats, artists and intellectuals, earning Boivin the sobriquet ‘jeweller of the intelligentsia’.

   Boivin: a collector’s guide | Christie's

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   Who made René Boivin jewelry?

   • The most well-known and audaciously designed of their jewels were produced during the 1930s and 1940s when the firm was run by René’s widow, Jeanne Boivin (1871-1959), and employed the design talents of three remarkable women: Suzanne Vuilereme (later Belperron ), Juliette Moutarde and Jeanne’s own daughter, Germaine Boivin.

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   How much does a René Boivin ring cost?

   • Inspired by distant lands, Art Deco architecture and exotic flora and fauna, its brightest and boldest designs emerged under the direction of René’s widow Jeanne, who employed the talents of three remarkable designers, including the couple’s daughter, Germaine. Dome diamond ring by René Boivin. Estimate: €5,000-7,000.

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   Who was Jeanne Boivin?

   • In the years 1917 to 1920, following her husband’s death, Madame René Boivin, as she preferred to be known professionally, persevered and completed already existing orders. While the firm name remained René Boivin, Jeanne Boivin gradually began to create her own distinctive pieces.

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8. www.thejewelleryeditor.com › brands › boivinBoivin | The Jewellery Editor

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   Since its beginnings in the late 19th century under Jules René Boivin, to its takeover by Asprey Plc, the Boivin fine jewellery legacy continues to be known for its individualistic style.