Bvlgari first introduced the minimalist line B.Zero1 in 1999, closing off a golden era with a shiny golden rendition. An iconography of its time, it was a mark of the dawn — a new beginning to a new millennium. Structured by the technique named Tubogas, which features a sculptural spiral form, it is an ode to timeless masterpieces. Clean, powerful, and circular: an infinite ground for innovative ventures.
Over the years, the B.Zero1 has seen various interpretations to its contemporary design. Volumes, colours, materials, and textures, the line continuously evolve, living up to its vision of constant innovation. It has also seen collaborations with famed artists, with the likes of Zaha Hadid and Anish Kapoor giving their own spin to the statement jewel. This year, the Italian house celebrates 25 years of heritage and ingenuity, introducing a sparkly addition to the line-up.
Equally as eternal as the B.Zero1, diamond is the jewel of choice to adorn the timeless ring. Instead of the usual spiral adorning the band, Bvlgari has set multi-sized pavé diamonds to entirely circle the ring, caged within its sleek edges. It is an exquisite iteration to the classic three-band design, quite the maximalist take on the otherwise contemporary design that shaped the house’s iconography. A glittering adornment that stays true to the test of time and revolution, the collection also features a ring with single-diamond band, a more modest take for the ones who are opting for a versatile everyday accessory.
