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#GPHG 2024 Nominee - Jewellery - Bvlgari Fenice High-Jewelry Secret Watch
By SENATUS Editor | 11 November 2024

Bvlgari wanted to celebrate eternity with a mythological animal, a breathtaking work of art that required more than 3,000 hours of labor.

With the absolute masterpiece that is the Fenice High-Jewelry watch, the Roman House reaffirms its position as master of colored stones. Bvlgari has selected over 160 carats of stunningly beautiful stones, including blue, pink and violet sapphires, amethysts, rubies, pink garnets, tanzanites, iolites, aquamarines and diamonds, to create an incredible gradient effect in a palette of colors ranging from blue to red, pink and violet.

This secret watch reveals an exceptionally rare 9.78-carat central Paraiba tourmaline, which hides the pavé-set diamonds dial. The mobile feather, delicate and dapper, embraces the wrist thanks to a unique openwork construction allowing the bird to spread its wings and take flight.

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