Bvlgari / Lvcea
Bvlgari Lvcea
Collection profile · 2014
Bvlgari Lvcea is the maison's light-inspired round women's watch family, blending jewellery details such as cabochon crowns, diamond markers, mother-of-pearl dials, and polished bracelets with quartz and automatic Swiss movements.
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Why it matters
Lvcea gives Bvlgari a clear round-watch counterpart to Serpenti: less sculptural and more daily-wearable, but still rooted in the house's Roman light symbolism, gemstone colour, cabochon crowns, and jewellery finishing.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2014 — Lvcea launches at Baselworld as Bvlgari's new light-focused women's watch collection.
- 2016 — Bvlgari's Lvcea brochure presents the line as a signature women's watch family and introduces Piccola Lvcea.
- 2019 — Bvlgari refreshes Lvcea with new 28 mm quartz and 33 mm automatic models, reinforcing the line as an everyday round watch.
Fun facts
Light cue
Bvlgari repeatedly frames Lvcea around light, fitting a collection name and dial language built around radiance.
Jewellery bridge
Lvcea translates Bvlgari jewellery signatures into a more conventional round watch silhouette than the serpentine Serpenti family.
FAQ
When did Bvlgari Lvcea debut?
Bvlgari materials and contemporary launch coverage place Lvcea's debut in 2014.
What kind of watch is Lvcea?
It is Bvlgari's round women's watch collection, offered in jewellery-led quartz and automatic executions.
What design details define Lvcea?
Common Lvcea traits include a round case, polished bracelet, luminous dial treatments, diamond accents, and a cabochon crown.
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- Serpenti — Serpenti is Bvlgari’s enduring snake-inspired icon, spanning jewelry watches and accessories since 1948, and combining sensual, sinuous design with the maison’s most recognizable symbols of rebirth, craftsmanship, and glamour.