Why is the Bulgari snake ring so hot?

When it comes to Bvlgari, I'm sure many people will first think of the spirit snake. Indeed, this fascinating and mysterious animal has just become synonymous with Borgeli. The Serpenti, known as the Consul, is also applied to jewelry, accessories and watches, which have gained great success and become popular commodities.

Snakes have mysterious qualities that have been harbored in the imagination of people from ancient times to the present day, and are often found in the myths and folk traditions of almost all cultures in the world. Ancient civilizations also had legends about snakes. In ancient Aztec and Egypt, it was believed that the snake's constant molting properties symbolized fertility, rebirth, resurrection and immortality. Isis, the goddess responsible for development and reproduction in Egyptian mythology, gained divine powers of healing through the help of snakes.

Snakes in Greek mythology also had an important role in symbolizing life, representing healing, death and rebirth. The serpent, the soil and the water that flows from the soil form a system of symbols in which the serpent has the significance of immortality and therefore represents the life force of the earth. The most prominent symbols are Dionysus, the god of wine in Greek mythology, and Asclepius, the god of righteousness, who was considered in ancient Greece to be the god of healing, symbolized by a walking stick with two snakes entwined around it. This is because I believe that the moulting of the snakes symbolized rebirth, procreation, healing, and the release of power from the depths of the earth. The ancient Greeks believed that sleeping on an altar dedicated to Asclepius would cure any disease.

Because of such mystical power, the symbol of the snake has appeared over the centuries not only in the myths and legends of ancient civilizations, but also in the works of poets and artists, attesting to the power of mystical enchantment that has always characterized the ancient and mysterious totem of the snake. On the other hand, with the spread of the Egyptian Isis culture to the Roman Empire, the symbol of the snake became an important source of inspiration for jewelry design. Starting in 1940, BVLGARI? BOGLI first applied the image of the collar to watch design, with the snake's head turning into a dial and its curved body into a strap that closes over the wrist.

Perhaps it is because of the rebirth and power symbolized by the spirit snake. Since ancient times, many women have enjoyed wearing snake-shaped jewelry ornaments.

In ancient civilizations, Cleopatra was arguably the king most closely associated with Cleopatra, Queen of the Egyptian Inferno, and the snake totem. The fate of the tilted goddess was closely intertwined with the ancient Roman Empire due to the romance between Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. When Cleopatra first came to the Roman Empire in 46 B.C., the serpentine gold bracelet wrapped around her arm exposed her mystery and sensuality, and cheering crowds were mesmerized by her overwhelming beauty.

Nearly 2,000 years later in the 1960s, Elizabeth Taylor (WHO) to the beloved jeweler BVLGARI? Bogley said 18K gold snake bracelet, emerald, ruby, diamonds, 1968, curly hair of the serpentine design, the body with the shape of a goose's belly emerald. She later shocked the world by wearing this bracelet and debuting as the Queen of the Nile in the movie Cleopatra. Today, the serpenti? Lingsha collection has become a classic Bulgari masterpiece and has played out in a million variations. In this year's latest Serpenti watches, whether you like fashionable everyday style, or gorgeous upscale luxury style, whether in the show of precision and complex machine type, can find a favorite.