The legendary Roman jeweller Bvlgari has unleashed its global Serpenti Infinito exhibition at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), Mumbai, from October 2–17, 2025, making its grand Indian debut in true serpentine style.

The show slithered into the city with a glittering gala preview on October 1st, inaugurated by none other than Global Brand Ambassador Priyanka Chopra Jonas—who set the night ablaze with her queenly presence.

Priyanka didn’t just arrive, she reigned. Channeling the power of India’s legendary royals, she draped herself in the jaw-dropping Serpenti Maharani Secret necklace—a hypnotic creation blending Roman craftsmanship with Indian grandeur. At its centre, a 109.27-carat rubellite blazed in rich cabochon glory, framed by dazzling diamonds and turquoise. Truly, a jewel fit for a modern-day Maharani.

Inside, the exhibition is a playground of artistic brilliance: 75+ works by 23 acclaimed Indian and international artists, anchored by a spellbinding showstopper—“Infinito: AI Data Sculpture” by Refik Anadol, a living, breathing 3D AI-powered installation inside a mirrored infinity room. Think surreal, futuristic, and utterly unforgettable.

“India has always been a profound source of inspiration for Bvlgari,” said Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of Bvlgari. “Bringing Serpenti Infinito to Mumbai is not just a showcase, but a dialogue between our eternal Roman soul and India’s vibrant cultural heartbeat.”

With serpents coiling across art, jewels, and imagination, Bvlgari’s Serpenti Infinito has arrived—and Mumbai is officially spellbound. A heady fusion of heritage, high art, and haute jewellery, Serpenti Infinito at NMACC is more than an exhibition—it’s a hypnotic journey where the A heady fusion of heritage, high art, and haute jewellery, Serpenti Infinito at NMACC is more than an exhibition—it’s a hypnotic journey where the serpent reigns supreme.