Bvlgari have unveiled their latest Tubogas collection with a set of designs rooted in their history of combining gold and steel to make distinct, avant-garde inspired pieces.
Harking back to creations from the 1970’s the new five-piece collection is focused on asymmetrical designs and pushing the boundaries of goldsmithing.
Inspired by a 1974 Serpenti Tubogas bracelet, the collection expands on existing pieces with the single coil bracelet fitted with brilliant cut diamonds which make up the asymmetric motif. The bracelet matches a necklace and earrings which are similarly paved with yellow gold and diamonds and represent the most complex creations in the new collection, emphasising the flexibility of the classic design. In particular, the necklace takes 17 hours to make.
Joining the collection is a three-gold necklace where each strand is hand-pulled to achieve the seamless interplay of white, yellow and rose gold with the minimalist aesthetic meant to appeal to both men and women.
Rounding out the launch is a pair of yellow gold half-loop earrings, eye-catching for their distinctly curved shape which match a ring already in the Tubogas collection.
The pieces will be on sale in Bvlgari boutiques around the world from a to be determined date in September 2026.
For Dua Lipa’s wedding to Callum Turner earlier this year, Bvlgari made a bespoke necklace for the pop star. Made especially for the wedding, the one-of-a-kind piece also features a personal inscription from Bvlgari’s Creative Director Lucia Silvestri: “For Dua, with love.”
The “Levitating” star also wore two Bvlgari watches during her wedding, deepening Dua’s relationship with the brand.
K-Pop star, Lisa, has also had a big week in Bvlgari. The Blackpink singer has been an ambassador for the brand since 2020 and arriving at an event in New York, she was seen wearing the new wildly colourful Serpenti Flag necklace, made out of 18 karat rose gold, with tanzanite for the blue, coral for the red and diamonds for the white. An 18.75-carat pear-shaped tanzanite sits at the snake’s head. She also wore Bvlgari high jewellery earrings and a ring.
Bvlgari showed off five one-of-a-kind Serpenti pieces at their event in New York. Anne Hathaway wore the Serpenti Falling Drops, a white gold and diamond snake with a detachable drop from its mouth: a 25.76-carat triangular amethyst or a 23.13-carat aquamarine, interchangeable. Dua Lipa wore the Serpenti Helix, a yellow gold tubogas choker with a diamond-set serpent and a 5.46-carat Tanzanian spinel suspended from its mouth.
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