Necklaces Bulgari

Iconic collections, unisex luxury pendants

Whether it's the snake head of Serpenti, the reptile body of Serpenti Viper, the Tagodas spiral of B.zero1, the fan of Diva's Dream or the four-petaled flower of Fiorever, a Bulgari necklace is immediately identifiable, and identified. The iconic motifs of the Rome-based jewelry house, usually born for the creation of rings, can be found around the necks of women... and men. Many of Bulgari's necklaces indeed have the particularity of being unisex, and this is especially true for the B.zero1 and Serpenti Viper collections. It is mainly a question, here, of pendants on chain, with in the case of the second collection, a reproduction of the scales of the snake, emblematic of Bulgari, and their undulations. The necklace is made of 18-carat rose gold, paved with diamonds and set with mother of pearl, carnelian or malachite elements. On this theme of the snake, the Serpenti line is it intended for women, including the famous Serpenti Tubogas necklace, where the body comes undulating around the neck when the head and tail are paved with diamonds. The iconic spiral of the B.zero1 collection is also suitable for men and women, at least in its gold (white or pink) and black ceramic versions. As for the diamond pavement, it brings a touch of femininity to some models, but there are actually so many of them that everyone can find the right pendant for them. Among the historic collections born of the Bulgari heritage, Monete is in the same vein of being worn by both men and women, with the antique coin pendant born at the dawn of the 1960s. However, the models are becoming rarer, knowing that we are talking about 2000+ year old coins.

Diva's Dream and Forever, ultra feminine necklaces

True "odes to Italian femininity," the Diva's Dream necklaces take up the fan motif as it was imagined by the Romans to create the mosaics of the Baths of Caracalla. Ancient Rome is indeed an eternal source of inspiration for Bulgari. Simple or multiplied, these fans have inspired Italian jewelers for necklaces of extreme elegance, all in simplicity of lines when rose gold is adorned with turquoise or onyx, more elaborate by the play and brilliance of pavages of diamonds, close to high jewelry when Bulgari adds colored stones. In a different universe, the floral motif equally dear to the Italian House, Fiorever declines its flowers with four petals in very feminine necklaces with precious details, where rose gold is paved with diamonds, where the stylized petals surround a center stone, where the colored stones bring joy and cheerfulness. With Fiorever, Bulgari unveils luxury jewelry with a more classic look (in the vein of sentimental jewelry) than collections like B.zero1 or Serpenti. The line highlights the Italian House's jewelry expertise, like other gold and diamond necklaces for Corona, gold and colored stone for Griffe.