Jewellery / Looking back
Colour, volume and movement: high jewellery reveals more than brilliance alone. A look back at Bvlgari’s spring collection Eclettica and the questions that make a jewellery search personal.
In its presentation dated 27 March 2026, LVMH introduced Eclettica, Bvlgari’s collection spanning high jewellery and high-end watches. The house brought architecture, sculpture and painting into dialogue, with an emphasis on transformable creations. It invites us to consider a jewel as a composition as well as a precious object.
A considered approach
A colour that complements your complexion, a volume that suits your silhouette or movement that follows a gesture: choosing begins with your relationship to the piece. A jewel for a major occasion and one intended for more frequent wear need not answer the same criteria.
Before a search, gather a few visual references and explain what attracts you to each. It might be a line, a stone or a sense of balance rather than an exact model.
The ABJ perspective
A transformable jewel raises an interesting question: how might one creation accompany different occasions? Ask about its intended uses, handling and care. A beautiful photograph cannot answer those questions on its own.
Our perspective favours the relationship between a jewel and its wearer. A precise search makes room for emotion while clarifying dimensions, materials, documentation and presentation arrangements.
For a jewellery search, share the occasion, type of jewel, preferred stones or colours and budget. If you want a particular reference, name the house and exact creation. Ask which documents, services and terms accompany a proposal.
ABJ can assess your request and seek appropriate contacts. This editorial covers a house’s collection; it does not announce Eclettica stock at ABJ or a distribution relationship with Bvlgari. Every opportunity must be confirmed when your search takes place.
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