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The BZero1 collection that reflects the timeless elegance of Rome features a simple drum-shaped ring ...
The Emerald Venus necklace is inspired by the Capelvenere, a Mediterranean fern, whose diamond branches ...
Anne Hathaway, ambassador for Bulgari, was at the launch of the Eden The Garden of ...
Carla Bruni sang at the launch in the Italian Embassy in Paris wearing the spectacular ...
The Emerald Glory can be worn as a necklace, a choker or a tiara and ...
The Mediterranean Reverie necklace with a 107.15-carat cushion-cut Sri Lankan sapphire is one of the ...
Bulgari’s Giardino dell’Eden Tourbillon cuff watch is an impressive floral arrangement of 6,500 gemstones weighing ...
Bulgari is one of the few houses capable of producing high jewellery watches like this ...
In recognition of the links between Rome and the French capital, the Tribute to Paris ...
Bulgari’s daring use of colour and materials is seen in the Flowers of Eden necklace ...
The magnificent Flowers of Eden necklace is a cornucopia of floral abundance featuring tourmalines, carnelians, ...
The Bulgari Serpenti Seddutore rose gold watch now comes with a black lacquer dial for ...
A rose gold and steel bracelet makes this Serpenti Seddutore ideal for everyday wear but ...
Despite its length and the complexity of the diamond settings on the scales, the Serpenti ...
Green lacquer over chased gold creates a dramatic effect in this Bulgari Serpenti Misteriosi Piccolissimo ...
Bulgari’s has a long history of creating serpent bracelets and in the 1950’s it began ...
Turquoise and 724 diamonds make a striking combination in this version of the Serpenti Misteriosi ...
The combination of black lacquer and rose gold reminds us of the original Serpenti watches ...
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