Bvlgari releases the Vimini bracelet, inspired by a 1942 bracelet

Bvlgari has launched a new campaign, "Bvlgari Eternal," which reinterprets the Maison's heritage in a contemporary way, and unveiled the "Vimini" collection as its first release. The inspiration for this piece comes from a bracelet created in 1942, whose unique rhythmic diamond shape has been reimagined into modern necklaces, earrings, and rings made of 18K yellow gold. All of these will be available from February 2026, and one-of-a-kind high jewelry pieces have also been unveiled.

The first release of "Bvlgari Eternal" features a basketwork bracelet motif

　Bulgari has launched the Bulgari Eternal series, inspired by the brand's rich archives, and the first in the series is the Vimini collection.

　The inspiration for this collection comes from bracelets made in 1942 during World War II, amid material shortages and social restrictions. The bracelets feature a wavy, connected diamond shape that reflects the modern architectural style of "Italian Rationalism," and highlight the warm glow of the gold used, in contrast to the French tradition of using platinum as the main material.

　The new collection follows this rhythmic and geometric design, retaining the warm tones of yellow gold while reconstructing it as modern and elegant jewelry suitable for everyday wear.

　The lineup consists of five items: bracelets, necklaces, rings, earrings, and ear cuffs. The bracelets, which are the core of the collection, retain their bold and timeless design while showcasing a more refined appearance thanks to their outstanding craftsmanship. In addition, each diamond is secured by a flexible link hidden inside, ensuring a comfortable fit.

　Also unveiled at the event was a one-of-a-kind piece of high jewelry that shares the same design. This piece features a new diamond-like carbon (DLC) finish. The lustrous black, yellow gold, and diamond pavé are regularly arranged, creating a striking contrast throughout the jewelry.