This year marks Bvlgari’s 140th anniversary and while the Italian jeweller has been pulling out all the stops for this big milestone, it remains steadfast in crafting only the highest‑quality, timeless creations with design elements that can often be traced back to the brand’s rich history.
Over the years, Bvlgari has created several house icons—from the Serpenti to the Monete, the Tubogas and more—and continues to build on them with reinterpretations that appeal to the modern jewellery lover while staying true to its Roman roots. One such signature is the delicate fan‑shaped motif that anchors the Divas’ Dream collection, characterised by masterfully set vibrant gemstones that reflect the joyful spirit of the most remarkable women and divas. This design with an arched silhouette that gracefully flares out from a dainty point, reminiscent of a blossoming flower, draws inspiration from universal symbols such as the lotus flower, the intricate mosaics of Rome’s Caracalla baths, and the ginkgo leaf, which is celebrated for its vitality in Japanese culture.
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