Set with pink sapphires, purple sapphires, Paraíba tourmalines, emeralds, and adorned with baguette and round-cut diamonds, the setting is made of rose gold.
This Lady Arabesque necklace from BVLGARI's 2020 'Barocko' fine jewelry collection is inspired by the iconic vine patterns of the Baroque period in the 17th century, with the designer's bold use of colourful gemstones. The collision presents a brilliant and magnificent combination of colors, just like the vigorous natural vitality contained in it.
The "Arabesque", also known as the "Arabesque pattern", originated in Islamic art in the 9th century AD and became a widely used decorative pattern in Europe after the Middle Ages. BVLGARI uses rose gold to outline curled vines, paired with round diamonds and custom-cut stepped diamonds, while the leaves are mirror-polished and polished, with clear veining in the center.
The vine leaves are scattered with different shapes of colored treasures, such as pink sapphires, purple sapphires, Paraíba tourmalines and emeralds, and the bright colors are filled with a cheerful atmosphere. The setting position and angle of each gemstone are independently designed, and the prongs are cleverly integrated into the vine shape to create a visual effect of golden vine leaves flowing naturally among the stones, and the whole work took a total of 1,000 hours to complete.
BVLGARI has specially paired this necklace with a pair of lady Arabesque earrings of the same style, which are asymmetrically designed, and the colorful colored treasures are suspended between the vines, lined with sparkling diamonds, which is even more magnificent.
