BVLGARI brand jewelry the essence of Greek culture

Greek-style classics, totally natural, coupled with the Italian style of gorgeous, exquisite craftsmanship... BVLGARI (Bvlgari) jewelry is most reminiscent of the Renaissance, the most suitable for representing the essence of Mediterranean art history and today. BVLGARI does not win with triumph, but rather has a sense of weight in the jewelry aristocracy, even if they do not speak in the crowd, the same will not be ignored. The sense of BVLGARI's jewels comes from reserved publicity and confidence accumulated over time. Each piece of BVLGARI's jewellery is inspired by the concept of intuition, using a combination of different gems to develop with a unique architectural design background or artistic and historical theme. Each piece of jewellery has an exquisite sense of craftsmanship and artistic craftsmanship and is a microcosm of a humanistic stage in Europe.

The representative style is combined with different colors of gems

Born in Greece, the BVLGARI family created a silver sculpture by Sotirio Bvlgari over a hundred years ago. Because of its love for precious gems, its jewellery collection in the early 20th century became even more famous and became a world-class boutique. During World War II, BVLGARI broke through the strict rules of the traditional academism, inspired by the elegance of Greece and Rome, the Italian Renaissance, and the 19th century metallurgical arts to create BVLGARI's unique creative style. The most famous is the variety of Different colors of gems are combined and the base of different materials is used to highlight dazzling colors. Celtic style Trica series, reflecting the natural form of the Naturalia series, as well as the original Chandra series combining ceramics, gold and precious stones, are all representative examples of BVLGAR's classics.

Secondly, BVLGARI also introduced the “gray-face cutting method” of gems to Europe, which was a major revolution. BVLGARI still maintains the production of jewellery in the form of hands-on workshops. The ring is arguably the most worthwhile investment. After a long period of wear, the BVLGARI jewellery, which focuses on humanistic design, will gradually blend with the style of personal clothing and become a symbol of personal taste. This concept of compatible things is the ultimate ideal that every designer is constantly pursuing. Gemstones can be worn from early morning to evening. In a gorgeous occasion, even wearing a black jewel, they can attract people's attention to the only place where noble details are displayed. It tells people what is perfection through shape, craft, and material, without any identification mark.
In modern times, BVLGARI's style is no longer rigidly adhered to traditional culture, and the techniques also surpass the simple jewels and metals, balanced the integration of classical and modern features, and special emphasis on color matching. The love for volume, linearity and symmetry, as well as the fine art and structure details make BVLGARI particularly suitable for modern women.

First to combine gold and precious stones

Greek-style classics, totally natural, coupled with the Italian style of gorgeous, exquisite craftsmanship... BVLGARI (Bvlgari) jewelry is most reminiscent of the Renaissance, the most suitable for representing the essence of Mediterranean art history and today.

BVLGARI does not win with triumph, but rather has a sense of weight in the jewelry aristocracy, even if they do not speak in the crowd, the same will not be ignored. The sense of BVLGARI's jewels comes from reserved publicity and confidence accumulated over time.

Each piece of BVLGARI's jewellery is inspired by the concept of intuition, using a combination of different gems to develop with a unique architectural design background or artistic and historical theme. Each piece of jewellery has an exquisite sense of craftsmanship and artistic craftsmanship and is a microcosm of a humanistic stage in Europe.

Born in Greece, the BVLGARI family created a silver sculpture by Sotirio Bvlgari over a hundred years ago. Because of its love for precious gems, its jewellery collection in the early 20th century became even more famous and became a world-class boutique. During World War II, BVLGARI broke through the strict rules of the traditional academism, inspired by the elegance of Greece and Rome, the Italian Renaissance, and the 19th century metallurgical arts to create BVLGARI's unique creative style. The most famous is the variety of Different colors of gems are combined and the base of different materials is used to highlight dazzling colors. Celtic style Trica series, reflecting the natural form of the Naturalia series, as well as the original Chandra series combining ceramics, gold and precious stones, are all representative examples of BVLGAR's classics.

Secondly, BVLGARI also introduced the “gray-face cutting method” of gems to Europe, which was a major revolution. BVLGARI still maintains the production of jewellery in the form of hands-on workshops. The ring is arguably the most worthwhile investment. After a long period of wear, the BVLGARI jewellery, which focuses on humanistic design, will gradually blend with the style of personal clothing and become a symbol of personal taste. This concept of compatible things is the ultimate ideal that every designer is constantly pursuing. Gemstones can be worn from early morning to evening. In a gorgeous occasion, even wearing a black jewel, they can attract people's attention to the only place where noble details are displayed. It tells people what is perfection through shape, craft, and material, without any identification mark.
In modern times, BVLGARI's style is no longer rigidly adhered to traditional culture, and the techniques also surpass the simple jewels and metals, balanced the integration of classical and modern features, and special emphasis on color matching. The love for volume, linearity and symmetry, as well as the fine art and structure details make BVLGARI particularly suitable for modern women.

After a long period of wear, the BVLGARI jewellery, which focuses on humanistic design, will gradually blend with the style of personal clothing and become a symbol of personal taste.