An exceptional jewellery collection can be approached first as design rather than a shopping list. Bvlgari’s Eclettica presentation, introduced in March 2026, brings 128 high-jewellery designs into conversation with painting, sculpture and architecture, with nine Capolavori creations at its centre.

Painting as a way of thinking about colour

The house groups part of the collection around chromatic contrasts and harmony, making gemstones function like compositional brushstrokes. Sapphire, emerald and diamond combinations are selected to create a visual rhythm as well as show the quality of each individual stone.

Colour and arrangement are matters of personal taste; the presence of a rare gem is not proof that a piece suits every wearer. The official collection page provides the actual craftsmanship and gemstone information for particular designs.

Sculpture and architecture

Other pieces explore volume, flowing shapes and more structured proportions. Bvlgari says that this dialogue among the arts is deliberate, reflecting the multiple historical influences visible in Rome.

The Capolavori group contains nine standout creations according to the parent company’s published overview. That figure describes this collection, not an unrestricted production count for every design.

Transformable designs and other forms

The manufacturer highlights jewellery that can be reconfigured, alongside exceptional watches, bags and fragrance pieces within the wider Eclettica universe. A transformable element can change how a piece is worn, but requires understanding the actual fastening, servicing and storage requirements.

The house’s photographs show intricate craftsmanship and finished designs, not evidence of a particular piece having been sold. Stock, access to private presentations and prices should be checked through the official channel.

A collector’s design perspective

For a lifestyle reader, the appeal is the intersection of art, design and wearable craft rather than a speculative resale argument. Such exceptional objects need specialist care, secure storage and appropriate insurance during travel.

The 128-design figure comes from parent company LVMH’s official 27 March overview, supplemented by Bvlgari’s own collection catalogue. This independent LYG feature reviews the design language and makes no claim of a new September launch.

Primary source: the official organisation or brand publication. This is original Luxury Yacht Guide editorial coverage.