From the Divas' Dream Collection. Inspired by feminine elegance and the enchanting allure of the eternal city, the Divas' Dream necklace pays homage to the most glamorous divas with an unmistakable roman spirit. Quintessentially feminine and refined, the necklace is sculpted in a way that captures the magnificence of the baths of Caracalla's marble and the sensual curves of its fan-shaped mosaics, reflecting the very essence of Italian beauty. Cast in 18K rose gold with a pendant set with a round brilliant-cut diamond and a luminous mother-of-pearl element.
Diamond, 0.03 tcw
Mother-of-pearl
18K rose gold
Made in Italy
SIZE
Length, about 16" to 17"
ABOUT THE BRAND
Founded in Italy in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari, BVLGARI has become synonymous with unparalleled craftsmanship and exquisite jewelry. The brand's Roman heritage can be seen in pieces inspired by the city’s architecture, artwork and ancient mosaics. Today, the house continues to translate its rich history into opulent designs and fragrances.
From the Divas' Dream Collection. Inspired by feminine elegance and the enchanting allure of the eternal city, the Divas' Dream necklace pays homage to the most glamorous divas with an unmistakable roman spirit. Quintessentially feminine and refined, the necklace is sculpted in a way that captures the magnificence of the baths of Caracalla's marble and the sensual curves of its fan-shaped mosaics, reflecting the very essence of Italian beauty. Cast in 18K rose gold with a pendant set with a round brilliant-cut diamond and a luminous mother-of-pearl element.Diamond, 0.03 tcwMother-of-pearl18K rose goldMade in ItalySIZELength, about 16" to 17"ABOUT THE BRANDFounded in Italy in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari, BVLGARI has become synonymous with unparalleled craftsmanship and exquisite jewelry. The brand's Roman heritage can be seen in pieces inspired by the city’s architecture, artwork and ancient mosaics. Today, the house continues to translate its rich history into opulent designs and fragrances.
