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The gold band

B.zero1 or Fantina

Bulgari · Pomellato

Three B.zero1 four-band rings in rose, white and yellow gold with diamond-set edges, on embossed BVLGARI paper
Image © Bulgari

Bulgari

B.zero1

A spiral band that climbs the finger like the tiers of the Colosseum, held between two rims engraved BVLGARI BVLGARI.

Fantina bangle: an open rose-gold loop with a pavé-set inner edge and a diamond-tipped end, on a pale grey ground.
Image © Pomellato

Pomellato

Fantina

Seamless open ellipses of rose or white gold, edged with pavé and tapering to points, drawn from the clean lines of the riding world.

Bulgari's ring is a closed spiral; Pomellato's is an open loop. B.zero1, from 1999, coils between two rims lettered with the house name and comes in one to five turns. Fantina, from 2020, leaves its ring open so it can sit on any finger, the little one included, a first for Pomellato, and takes its tapering ends and pavé edge from the clean lines of riding. The Roman ring announces its maker. The Milanese one keeps to a single seamless line, with no name in view.

Bulgari B.zero1 vs Pomellato Fantina, facts side by side
FactB.zero1Fantina
Introduced19992020
SchoolRomeMilan & Valenza
Materialsyellow gold, rose gold, white gold, ceramic, diamondrose gold, white gold, diamond
MovesNoNo
From€1,490€8,000
Top of line€3,600€21,700

Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.