Bulgari's Polychroma, a Journey Through Color

The pink and ochre walls of Taormina played host to a dazzling ode to color, showcasing no less than 600 pieces — a record — including 250 new items and 60 creations worth over a million euros each. Bulgari pushes the boundaries of chromatic exuberance that has become its legend. Adornments enhanced with extraordinary stones, graphic masterpieces with powerful architecture. The volumes and combinations of gems offer a breathtaking kaleidoscope. Morganites, tourmalines, rubellites, sapphires, emeralds, tanzanites... these treasures of nature with infinite nuances are magnified in the form of cabochons, drops, and pendants in creations that echo the iconic codes of the Italian house. In Paris, during couture week, a select few were invited to meet the artistic director Lucia Silvestri, who personally detailed her marvels and explained the creative process that guided her for this collection. /public-objects/0ea99079-cb9a-4d33-8bcb-b399b86515c0-d49b014d-40d8-4151-a6b2-4d7fdbd55334-Photo%208.webp Image sélectionnée An art of color where anything is permitted, as long as it respects the spirit of Bulgari, as evidenced by a few pieces freshly emerged from the workshops, including the Blooming Garden necklace with its exceptional pink tourmalines, or the masterpiece Rhapsody of Color , adorned with five green tourmalines, paired for the occasion with white diamonds, mandarin garnets and amethyst pearls, set against a backdrop of yellow gold and geometric arches.