Boucheron Introduces the Quatre Classique Tube Collection
Maison Boucheron has revealed the 2025 evolution of its iconic Quatre line: the Quatre Classique Tube collection. Originally introduced in 2004, the Quatre collection brought together four distinct motifs from the Boucheron archives—Grosgrain, Double Godron, Clou de Paris, and the Line of Diamonds—into one unified design. Over the past two decades, it has become a contemporary emblem of strength and protection, grounded in heritage but defined by modernity.
For 2025, Creative Director Claire Choisne builds on this legacy with a minimalist architectural approach. The new Quatre Classique Tube designs incorporate a sleek gold tube that heightens the collection’s structural aesthetic. The star piece is an oversized torque necklace, where the signature Quatre motif forms the central clasp. A High Jewelry version in white gold is also part of the offering, fully paved in grain-set diamonds. Each historic motif is reinterpreted through a specific diamond cut—princess, baguette, and round—while the classic line of diamonds remains untouched.
Other notable additions include a sculptural bracelet with a concealed clasp, a bold two-finger ring, and five further pieces—a bangle, a pair of hoop earrings, a single ring, and two flexible neck rings. Each item continues the collection’s emphasis on clean lines and seamless engineering. Ergonomically shaped for comfort, some pieces feature hidden clasps while others use open, flexible designs for an effortless fit.
Boucheron is also expanding the wider Quatre Classique line with several new arrivals. A bolo tie necklace allows for adjustable styling through a sliding Quatre motif, while stud earrings can be transformed into garment clips. The classic hoops return in a more pared-down version, offering subtle elegance without sacrificing the collection’s distinctive character.
To mark the launch, Boucheron has unveiled a new campaign titled Into The Tube, featuring ambassadors Alexa Chung, Mila Al Zahrani, Han So-Hee, and Xiao Zhang. Set against a world of sculptural forms, the visuals mirror the collection’s graphic minimalism.
