Amanda Triossi; Daniela Mascetti - Bulgari - 2007

Title: Bulgari
Publisher: Electa
Authors: Amanda Triossi, Daniela Mascetti
Year of publication: 2007
With case
Excellent internal and external condition
Measurements: 34x25x4. Weight: 2.9 kg
Pages: 320

This volume represents the monograph of reference dedicated to the famous Roman high jewelry house. Written by two of the most authoritative jewelry historians internationally, Amanda Triossi and Daniela Mascetti, the text offers an unprecedented academic and visual analysis. The work traces Bulgari’s entire creative evolution, from the founder Sotirio Bulgari’s Greek origins to its consecration as a symbol of world luxury.

The book is renowned for its extraordinary iconographic apparatus, which includes hundreds of full-page color plates, archival photographs, and original sketches. Among the topics treated with greatest depth are:

The revolutionary aesthetics of the 1950s and 1960s and the introduction of cabochon cuts.
Iconic collections: Serpenti, Monete, and Parentesi.
The historic link with the film divas of the Dolce Vita, with particular attention to Elizabeth Taylor’s personal collection.
The evolution of setting techniques and the innovative use of materials.

The inclusion of the original slipcase is a fundamental element for art-book collectors, as it ensures protection of the binding and spine from wear and light. This is an indispensable work for professionals in the sector, gemologists, and admirers of Italian design.

Title: Bulgari
Authors: Amanda Triossi, Daniela Mascetti
Publisher: Electa
Year: 2007
Size: 34x25x4. 2.9 kg
Pages: 320

This monograph is widely considered the definitive reference work on the Roman high jewelry house, Bulgari. Authored by world-renowned jewelry historians Amanda Triossi and Daniela Mascetti, the book provides an unprecedented academic and visual analysis of the brand’s heritage. It chronicles Bulgari’s creative journey, from its origins with Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari to its status as a global icon of luxury and style.

Visual documentation, featuring hundreds of full-page color plates, archival photographs, and original design sketches. Key highlights include:

The revolutionary aesthetics of the 1950s and 60s, showcasing the introduction of signature cabochon-cut gemstones.
Iconic collections: Serpenti, Monete, and Parentesi.
The historic relationship with the Dolce Vita cinema icons, with a specific focus on the legendary Elizabeth Taylor collection.
The evolution of craftsmanship techniques and the innovative use of materials throughout the decades.

The inclusion of the original slipcase is a vital feature for bibliophiles and art book collectors, as it preserves the integrity of the binding and spine. This volume is an essential addition to any library focused on gemology, fashion history, or Italian design.