BVLGARI BB232TInspired by the slinky metal coverings used to protect gasoline pipes, Bvlgari introduced their iconic (and often replicated) Tubogas style of jewelry in the mid 20th Century. Painstakingly assembled by wrapping two heated metal bands around a wooden core, the strap holds comfortably firm on the wearer, almost like an armored second skin. The process to create Tubogas not only requires the slowest and steadiest of hands, but also complete control of

embodies both mathematical precision and artistic vision

and the Roman or Arabic numerals that circled the dial were stretched and collapsed in accordance with where they fell on the curves

Meticulously crafted by skilled artisans

Period: Early VictorianYear: c

At Vacheron Constantin's core lies an ethos of innovation and excellence

Our solid gold paperclip chain shifts with you

it is actually one of the brand’s best kept secrets

a fine latticework of gold

Jacques Lenfant's fascination with the intricate art of goldsmithing led to the creation of pieces distinguished by finely woven textures

the style flourished in Miami’s jewelry scene before evolving into a global icon

a glittering horseshoe made of platinum and Old European cut diamonds speaks volumes

It harkens back to the Order of the Garter