Bulgari Mediterranean Eden

Bulgari Mediterranean Eden is directly inspired by the rich and picturesque culture of the Mediterranean basin, which is tightly connected to the history of the brand. Bulgari is an Italian jeweler and luxury goods retailer, established in 1884 by a Greek founder, Sotirio Voulgaris. The first store of the brand was based in a small village of Paramythia in Greece, where it still withstands the test of time. Later the business spread all along the Mediterranean, from Cofu and Naples, to Rome.

Throughout its history, Bulgari has created numerous models inspired by the heritage of southern Europe, Balkans and the Middle East. Their creations are often distinguished by warm and vibrant colors and ultimate refinement. Mediterranean Eden repeats the original elegance characteristic of Bulgari creations, offering real aesthetic pleasure that spawns from the midline between fine watchmaking and jewelry.

Mediterranean Eden is a “mystery watch”, equipped with beautifully embellished pivoting open-worked cover that conceals the refined mother-of-pearl dial adorned with an arabesque motif. The cover, enchased with diamonds and pearls, transforms the watch into an elegant jewelry bracelet, when closed.



The watch is available in rose gold or white gold, set with a pearl for the rose gold version; or with 4 round brilliant-cut diamonds (0.58cts), 58 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.45cts) and 6 pearls for the white gold version. A special multi-colored model is adorned with 3 round brilliant-cut diamonds (0.34cts), 132 brilliant-cut diamonds (1.1cts), and 10 gorgeous colored stones: amethyst, tourmaline, citrine, peridot and topaz.



The case measures 40mm in diameter and it is water resistant to 30 meters. Inside of it ticks an accurate quartz movement, especially customized for Bulgari. Mounted on a satin strap with rose or white gold triple-blade folding clasp.

Pink gold with pearl: $23,100.00
White gold with diamonds and pearls: $32,800.00
Multicolored: $34,700.00


Author: Marina Milojević
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