It has no beginning or end, which is why it is the symbol of the sky, of spirituality and perfection: according to Bibigì, the circle also represents love, a bond that never ends. The new Unique collection is also inspired by the shape of the circle, simple but pleasing to the eye. The central part is a brilliant-cut diamond, 0.30 carats, surrounded by other brilliants mounted like an ornament that recalls the lace used in the past. It could also appeal to those who already own a classic solitaire, a Riviera or Eternity ring, and are looking for something elegant but not too extravagant. Again for a young woman, perhaps with a career, who therefore wants an always elegant, essential and clean style, easily wearable with any clothing, Bibigì has created the Tradition line. Ring prices start at 1,996 euros for the Unique line and 990 euros for the Tradizion line, but there are also earrings and pendants in different versions, all with the unmistakable light of diamonds. Here are photos of the collections.
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