Boucheron is a French jewelry house founded in Paris in 1858 by Frédéric Boucheron. In 1893 it became the first of the great jewelers to open a boutique on Place Vendôme, today the heart of world high jewelry. The brand is known for its bold natural motifs, snakes, peacock feathers and flowers, and since 2000 it has been part of the Kering group.

The brand's first perfume, Boucheron for women, was released in 1988 in a bottle inspired by a gemstone ring. It was followed by the men's Boucheron Pour Homme and the Jaïpur collection with Jaïpur Homme, whose bottles resemble bracelets.

Today one of the brand's most loved families is Quatre, inspired by the iconic Quatre ring, with versions such as Quatre en Bleu and Quatre Iconic. The luxurious La Collection includes Patchouli d'Angkor, and among the newer fragrances are Serpent Bohème and the men's Singulier. Boucheron fragrances were created with the participation of perfumers such as Sophia Grojsman, Jacques Cavallier and Annick Menardo.