Bulgari's New Collection Launched with Artistic Platform at New York Studio

Bulgari has unveiled a new jewelry collection that revives its iconic Tubogas technique, developed in the 1950s and named after gas pipes from the 1920s. The collection includes 18-karat gold pieces, some with diamonds and colored stones, and reinterprets the Parentesi design inspired by ancient Roman mosaic pavements from the 1980s. Highlights include necklaces with tanzanite, rubellite, and green tourmaline set in Tubogas links, and a watch combining a tubular bracelet with a yellow gold case decorated with a double circular logo derived from ancient Capitoline coins. The launch was celebrated with an exclusive event at Bulgari Studio in New York, a multidisciplinary platform involving international artists and creators. Berlin-based artist Christopher Bauder and his team WHITEvoid created the light installation "The Wave," transforming Bulgari Tubogas gold spirals into a kinetic light sculpture with 252 moving lights, inspired by natural forms and highlighting the link between art and craftsmanship.