Bulgari's Serpenti Misteriosi Parini features not only jewels but also tiny mechanical movements

Inspired by Bulgari's signature timepiece, the Serpenti Misteriosi Parini features a body adorned with supple curves and adorned with 18K pink gold beads, set with purple sapphires, pink tourmalines, garnets, spinels and diamonds, creating a captivating piece.

Serpenti Misteriosi Parini

　Celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, Bulgari's legendary icon, the Serpenti, has been given a new makeover, showcasing exquisite jewels, timeless design and bold, imaginative craftsmanship.

A journey through the inner vitality and infinite beauty of colored gemstones

Bvlgari has turned its attention to two extremely feminine gemstones: kunzite and morganite. Discovered by American mineralogist GF Kunz in the early 20th century, these gemstones ignited Bvlgari's imagination and its ability to create captivating color combinations. While still relatively unknown in the world of high jewelry, these gemstones have previously been reserved for collectors and gem connoisseurs, Bvlgari's pioneering spirit and unparalleled know-how in the field of colored stones have now elevated these "new faces" into sought-after and captivating gemstones.

　The head that houses the watch is covered with round brilliant-cut diamonds, and the crown is crowned with a 5.45-carat pear-shaped morganite, evoking the image of a Mediterranean sunset.

　Crafted with meticulous handwork and expert skill, this timepiece takes 510 hours to complete and is equipped with Bvlgari's smallest in-house mechanical movement, the Piccolissimo.

Caliber BVL100 Piccolissimo