Bulgari Tri-color Gold and Diamond "Spiga" Bangle Bracelet
Regular price
$32,500
Created in the 1990s, this Bulgari "Spiga" bracelet is composed of tri-color gold and diamonds. The highly flexible bombé form of yellow, rose, and white gold is composed of z-shape sprung links, highlighted at intervals by broad sections of pavé-set diamonds. Slipping easily but securely onto the wrist, this streamlined form of satisfying weight is Italian casual glamor at its most chic and wearable.
Item #: BA-21521
Artist: Bulgari
Country: Italy
Circa: 1990s
Materials: 80 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 2.40 carats); 18K tri-color gold
Item #: BA-21521
Artist: Bulgari
Country: Italy
Circa: 1990s
Materials: 80 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 2.40 carats); 18K tri-color gold
As described in Bulgari, by Daneila Mascetti and Amanda Triossi, the "Spiga" is one of Bulgari's "modular" jewel collections, inspired by the modernist concept that design can derive from a single "graphic sign, chosen at random." Using these modules, Nicola Bulgari and his team created a series of modernist collections, each reflecting "a well-defined shape, free of unnecessary ornamentation, which can be reproduced in a series and combined to for a variety of homogeneous designs." The Spiga module, named after its inspiration from a stylized ear of wheat, joined the firm's popular Parentesi, Doppio Cuore, Alveare, and Trika collections in the 1990s.
As described in Bulgari, by Daneila Mascetti and Amanda Triossi, the "Spiga" is one of Bulgari's "modular" jewel collections, inspired by the modernist concept that design can derive from a single "graphic sign, chosen at random." Using these modules, Nicola Bulgari and his team created a series of modernist collections, each reflecting "a well-defined shape, free of unnecessary ornamentation, which can be reproduced in a series and combined to for a variety of homogeneous designs." The Spiga module, named after its inspiration from a stylized ear of wheat, joined the firm's popular Parentesi, Doppio Cuore, Alveare, and Trika collections in the 1990s.
