Bvlgari has introduced five new creations to its Tubogas jewellery collection, revisiting the Maison’s signature technique through asymmetric forms, mixed-gold designs and diamond detailing.

The centrepiece is an asymmetric set comprising a bracelet, necklace and earrings in yellow gold and diamonds. The designs draw inspiration from a Serpenti Tubogas bracelet-watch from the 1970s and extend the flexible Tubogas construction into more sculptural forms.

The necklace in the set requires approximately 17 hours of craftsmanship, according to the collection details. Its construction combines the characteristic flexibility of Tubogas with a graduated structure that creates a tapered silhouette.

The collection also introduces a three-gold necklace, combining yellow, white and rose gold through hand-pulled strands integrated into the Tubogas mesh. The final addition is a pair of yellow-gold half-hoop earrings with a rounded silhouette.

Tubogas is among Bvlgari’s signature jewellery techniques, characterised by interconnected gold bands assembled without soldering to create flexible, coiled forms. The technique has been part of the Maison’s jewellery language since the 1940s.

The five new creations are scheduled to become available at Bvlgari boutiques worldwide from September 2026.