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Bulgari rings, iconic collections

The snake is presented as "Bvlgari's most captivating emblem," a symbol of power, seduction and transformation. Serpenti has thus been declined in numerous jewelry and watch collections over the decades, until adopting an ultra-contemporary look with Viper Serpenti. Single and double-ring rings reproduce the unique undulations of the snake, Bulgari paves the scales with diamonds, mother-of-pearl, onyx or carnelian, adorns the eyes with emeralds and the head with sapphires, in a wide range of models. The new prices, moreover, make a big difference between an all-rose gold wedding band at 1720€ and a two-round white gold ring entirely paved with diamonds (2.77 carats) at 30 700€. While Serpenti is indeed an iconic collection from Bulgari, it is far from the only one, as the Milanese House has shown creativity and daring for over a century. Bulgari is what's more a prolix jeweler, with each collection being declined, reworked, revisited, modernized... Imagine that Monete, with its rose gold rings enhanced with an antique coin, was first launched in 1967. The Bvlgari Bvlgari rings also make direct reference to the Roman Empire, characterized by the engraving of the logo in a circular shape. Diva's Dream, again, is inspired by the Eternal City, directly referencing the curves of the fan-shaped mosaics found in the Baths of Caracalla and embodying, for Bulgari, Italian glamour. Even the mother-of-pearl element present on ring designs seems to recall the marble splendor of those baths, when other versions play up the sophistication: the diamond-paved fan motif on 18-karat rose gold unfurls like petals around a flower of multicolored gems.

B.zero1, a cult ring that is constantly reinvented

Bulgari thus imposes its heritage and its designs, which allows it to cross time. But when it comes to the number of variations, it is quite difficult to do better than the B.zero1 ring. A bestseller since its launch in 1999, a cult ring of luxury jewelry, it oversees a slew of models under its name. The first of them, the five-row spiral Tubogas ring, is not the simplest, since more refined versions have been and still are offered. Instead, it "makes do" with gold, when the B.zero1 ring can also be trimmed with black or white ceramic, diamonds, steel and even... marble. Many of the models can actually be found exclusively on the used luxury jewelry market, when the current collection offers a "rock" version with a studded spiral. At Bulgari, the materials are multiplied, the ring styles are both varied and inimitable. A Bulgari ring is immediately identifiable, even in the patterns yet classic in jewelry as the flower can be. In the spirit of Roman jewelers, it has four petals, symbolizes happiness and joy, and comes in the Fiorever collection, association of Fiore (flower in Italian) and Forever (still in English).