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by Charlotte Wannebroucq · CNE Accredited Gemmologist

THE JEWELLER BVLGARI WEAVES THE DIAMOND

Through these creations, Bvlgari asserts a vision of High Jewellery in which virtuosity is measured not only by the presence of the stones, but by the way they are brought into relationship. The diamond becomes a structural element, a motif and a source of movement.
Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Updated on September 14
Updated on 14 September 2026
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A piece of Haute Joaillerie is often judged by its surface. At Bulgari, However, an essential part of its expression takes place inside: in the joints, the meshes and the mechanisms that give the stones their freedom of movement.

© Antonio Barrella / BVLGARI

© Antonio Barrella / BVLGARI

The latest diamond-encrusted capsule that extends the collection Eclectic It builds on this idea. Thought of as a meeting between art, jewelry, and haute couture, it brings together twenty-six creations whose language is based on a controlled tension: building without overdoing, organizing without rigidifying, and making the technique appear without ever letting it take over the emotion.

The lace here becomes a principle of creation; the openwork patterns, its interplay of transparency and its ability to conform to the body find a jeweled translation through structures composed of hundreds of moving elements. The diamonds are integrated into flexible networks that allow the creations to unfold like pieces of couture. Each movement reveals a new flow of light, while the frames, almost invisible, ensure the balance of the whole.

The collar Dimensions en ajour expresses this approach in a geometric vocabulary. Its 185 modules form a framework where diamond-cut and baguette diamonds interact with pavé settings. The openings created between the stones create breathing spaces and give the design its depth. Rose gold introduces a warm nuance within this composition, built around the contrast between line and light.

With Precious Blend, The structure becomes more organic. Inspired by macramé, the necklace is based on a grid of 200 platinum modules, designed to follow the curve of the neck. At its center, a 6.20 carat diamond of type IIA, color D and Internally Flawless purity forms the anchor point of the composition. The brilliant, marquise and baguette sizes create a visual progression around it that recalls the work of threads and knots.

The collar Serpenti De Tulle introduces another dimension: that of heritage. Bulgari Revisits the Burano lace through its Serpenti symbol, without literally reproducing its codes. The motif is constructed from fragments, based on 350 articulated elements. Diamonds and white gold create a porous surface whose transparency evokes tulle. The presence of a removable chain, integrated into the clasp, allows for changing the wear and extending the jewel beyond a single function.

The set Luminous Lace This search for modularity goes even further. The necklace gathers 475 elements and is organized around five brilliant-cut diamonds, with a total weight exceeding eight carats. The pavé motifs follow curved trajectories, creating a design that seems to move across the skin. The pendant can be detached and worn as a bracelet, while the ring and earrings retain the same supple lines.

Through these creations, Bulgari It affirms a vision of Haute Joaillerie in which virtuosity is measured not only by the presence of stones, but by the way they are arranged. The diamond becomes a building block, a motif and a source of movement. Under the light, the jewels appear light. Behind this impression lies meticulous architecture, designed to disappear in favor of the gesture. Perhaps this is where the writing of this capsule lies: in the art of making light visible while leaving the technique in the shadows.

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Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
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Charlotte Wannebroucq

Gemmologist expert, member of the CNE-Art, and expert in signed jewelry. Twenty-five years of experience at the heart of Parisian jewelry, between the Carré Rive Gauche and Place Vendôme.
She signs the decryptions of collections, the analyses of stones and the estimates published in Esprit Joaillerie. Each piece commented on is examined in person, in the workshop, in the sales room or in the showroom.
  • Expertise

    Gemmology and signed jewellery

  • Member

    CNE-Art

  • Experience

    Over 25 years in Parisian jewellery