The Bvlgari Divas’ Dream is one of the Roman maison’s most recognisable jewellery signatures, inspired by the fan-shaped mosaics of the ancient Baths of Caracalla. This 2017 Lapis Lazuli rendition in 18K solid gold with diamond detailing is an especially captivating interpretation, pairing Bvlgari’s unmistakable silhouette with a natural stone that looks almost like a miniature night sky.
The star of this piece is undoubtedly its natural Lapis Lazuli. Look closely and the stone reveals beautiful golden specks and organic marbling, all naturally occurring within the original lapis rather than applied decoration. These individual characteristics mean no two stones will ever present exactly alike.
Against 18K solid gold, the intense celestial blue becomes even richer, while the diamond detail introduces a restrained point of brilliance. The overall effect is luxurious yet wonderfully discreet—almost reminiscent of stars and constellations scattered across a midnight sky.
Importantly, Lapis Lazuli has been discontinued as a stone option for this exact Divas’ Dream series, leaving collectors dependent on the secondary market. At the point of curation, we have been unable to locate another comparable example internationally combining this condition and price, making this 2017 documented set particularly compelling.
PRODUCT INFO:
Model: Bvlgari Divas’ Dream
Collection: Divas’ Dream
Material: 18K solid gold
Stone: Natural Lapis Lazuli
Stone Character: Natural golden specks & organic marbling
Diamond: Diamond detail
Year: 2017
Retail Status: Lapis Lazuli discontinued for this exact series
Set: Comes with original Bvlgari box & 2017 papers
Collector Notes: Highly distinctive natural Lapis Lazuli; each stone has unique patterning; discontinued configuration with limited replacement availability
Price: SGD 3,288
This is honestly a little work of art. The photographs may show the blue, but it is the tiny golden specks and natural marbling within the Lapis Lazuli that make this particular piece so special—they resemble stars scattered across a night sky, and because they are part of the natural stone, the pattern is entirely individual to this piece.
It is also the sort of Bvlgari we love curating: recognisable to those who know, but discreet enough that it does not feel mainstream. With Lapis Lazuli now discontinued for this exact series, plus its box and original 2017 papers, replacement is increasingly dependent on what happens to surface on resale. At SGD 3,288, we have been unable to find another example internationally offering this combination of condition, provenance and pricing.
