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At Bvlgari, innovation and creativity aren’t necessarily about starting from a blank slate. Instead, the Roman jeweller looks inward, mining its own historical archives for ideas worth revisiting. That philosophy shapes the new Bvlgari Eternal collection, with Vimini launching as a tribute to enduring design codes.
The story of Vimini, the Italian word for wicker, begins in 1942, during a period defined by wartime restraint. Faced with material shortages, Bvlgari was forced to pivot towards gold-shaping mastery. The resulting wicker-style jewellery eventually became synonymous with Bvlgari’s modular design language.
Fast forward to 2026, and modern craftsmanship evolves and refines that woven idea into the first chapter of Bvlgari Eternal. The original geometry now appears as fluid, rhomboid-based forms. Thanks to invisible flexible links, each piece moves naturally, allowing the gold to drape softly like fabric.
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Set to launch in Singapore very soon, the fine jewellery line-up introduces five designs in 18K yellow gold. These span the Vimini Single Earring (SGD3330), Vimini Ring (SGD7980), Vimini Earrings (SGD15,950), Vimini Bracelet (SGD25,300) and Vimini Necklace (POA). Altogether, they form the core of the Bvlgari Eternal fine jewellery offering.
Completing the chapter is a striking high jewellery necklace that pushes the concept further. Here, Bvlgari introduces the intriguing Diamond-Like Carbon, traditionally used in high-performance engineering or haute horology. Pitting its extreme hardness and friction resistance against yellow gold and carré-set diamond pavé, it stole the show when Blackpink’s Lisa wore it on the red carpet at the 2026 Golden Globe awards.
Each piece is presented in a Bvlgari Eternal box, complete with the archival BE hallmark as a seal of heritage and imagination. The Vimini collection stands apart from B.zero1 and Serpenti, and definitely feels destined to become a new favourite at Bvlgari.
