Bvlgari Tubogas, a flexibility in gold
With the launch of its new collection Bvlgari Tubogas, The House Bulgari confirms its visionary spirit.
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There are 16 beautifully crafted gold jewels on display. This precious, sun-golden material, dear to the Roman jeweler, finds here a new interpretation of its heritage. At a time when Art Deco and platinum dominated the scene, Bvlgari already stood out with its bold creations in yellow gold, recalling the warm, luminous tones of Italian landscapes.
The Tubogas technique, characteristic of the Maison, is at the heart of this collection. Reinterpreted for the occasion, the pieces are of great flexibility. The Tubogas, famous for its seamless design, stands out for its remarkable versatility. It subtly combines emblematic aesthetic codes from Bvlgari, whether through pure creations or adorned with precious stones.
The bracelets in the collection employ this technique with a modern boldness. One of the offered pieces is made of yellow gold, boasting remarkable minimalist elegance. Another model plays with three golds, while a more dazzling version is adorned with ultra-modern spikes studded with diamonds. These pieces coordinate with pendants and drop earrings, in rose gold or in versions set with diamonds.
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In a nod to the creations Tubogas from the 1970s, Bulgari revives its beautiful heritage by adding the motif Parenthesis, Geometric signature inspired by Roman sidewalks. Brilliant-cut diamonds adorn the necklace and bracelet with their precious shine. The colorful gems, another characteristic of the Roman jeweler, bring an intense dimension to this collection. One necklace thus showcases a Tanzanite, a Rubellite and a Green Tourmaline, framed by inserts of hard stones and paved with diamonds. One of the notable pieces of this collection is undoubtedly the watch Bvlgari Bvlgari Tubogas. This timepiece embodies the spirit of innovation of the watchmaker-jeweller. It combines the flexible and tubular structure of the bracelet Tubogas with a gold-yellow case engraved with the double logo Bulgari, A nod to ancient Roman coins. The contrast between the yellow, white and pink gold of the bracelet and the black lacquered dial, enhanced with diamond accents, is striking.
It should be noted that this famous Tubogas draws its inspiration from the gas pipes of the 1920s. It has managed to survive the passage of time with its integrity intact. Introduced by Bulgari in 1948 with the watch Serpenti, In the 1970s, it became a true icon. Its unique design, both functional and aesthetic, embodies the avant-garde spirit of the Roman jeweler. Today, it embodies a contemporary and versatile style, worn from morning to evening.
Bvlgari Tubogas, It captures movement, flexibility, and fluidity in order to offer tactile creations.
