TheBoucheron Wave Tiarawas crafted by master goldsmith Coulot in 1910.
Within the limits of the medium, Coulot replicated the breaking waves with successive crescents adorned with diamonds.
This was also achieved by the meticulous setting technique, which likely employed techniques like millegrain and tremblant.
The Great Wave off Kanagawa (Image: Katsushika Hokusai viaWikimedia Commons, Public domain)
The Boucheron Wave Tiara has been said to represent two moments in art history.
Little is known about the Boucheron Wave Tiara beyond its creation.
Where it has been ever since it was finished also remains unknown.
All we currently have is a black and white photograph of the object.
Should it ever appear, it would be a thrilling moment for both the jewelry and art worlds.
