Serpenti Viper Ring
A sharp, modular coil that turns the serpent into a modern line.
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Story & heritage
Bulgari’s serpent appeared in bracelet-watches in the late 1940s and returned as a house emblem through the modern Serpenti collection. The Viper line abstracts the snake into clean scales and a wraparound coil.
Rather than a literal animal jewel, Viper is the everyday Serpenti: recognisable from the segmented head and tail, but compact enough to live as a ring, bracelet or pendant.
Materials & craft
The official one-coil versions are made in 18 kt gold, with plain, demi-pavé and full pavé diamond variants. Bulgari’s product pages describe pavé diamonds on the head and tail, and the open coil is shaped to sit like a small serpent around the finger.
How to choose & style
A single yellow-gold Viper reads crisp and architectural; pavé turns it into a cocktail ring without losing the slim profile. It pairs best with clean bands or a watch, leaving the serpent head visible.
