Bvlgari serpenti hypnosis

The Bvlgari Serpenti Hypnosis is an eyewear line that reinterprets the iconic snake of the Italian maison with a hypnotic and luxurious design.

About this subject

The Bvlgari Serpenti Hypnosis collection represents the latest evolution of one of the most recognizable symbols in global jewelry. The snake, first introduced in the 1940s as a Tubogas bracelet, became an icon after Elizabeth Taylor wore it in 1962 during the filming of Cleopatra. Hypnosis brings this heritage to eyewear, with temples sculpted in precious metal, often yellow or white gold, and detailed with enamel and diamonds. The acetate or lightweight metal structure wraps around the face like a coiled snake, with curves that create a hypnotic visual effect. Each piece is hand-assembled in Valenza, Italy, following the same standards as high jewelry. The frames are designed to fit the facial contours perfectly, and lenses can be customized with prescription or sun options, maintaining the accessory's versatile and luxurious character. The Hypnosis edition stands out for its use of gems such as rubies, sapphires, and emeralds set in the serpent's eyes, as well as color variations ranging from classic black to vibrant snake green.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sets the Bvlgari Serpenti Hypnosis apart from other collections?

Hypnosis is distinguished by its spiral temple design evoking a serpent's hypnotic movement, and the incorporation of precious stones in the snake's eyes, rare for eyewear lines.

How to identify an authentic Bvlgari Serpenti eyewear?

Look for the Bvlgari logo engraved on the temple, a serial number inside the frame, and details like the snake eyes with enamel or diamonds. Authentic pieces come with a case and certificate.

What materials are used in the Serpenti Hypnosis collection?

The eyewear uses high-quality acetate, precious metals like 18k gold, enamel, and gemstones such as rubies, sapphires, and diamonds. Lenses are optical or sun, with UV protection.