Bvlgari, the Roman jewelry and watchmaking house, celebrated the richness of Puerto Rico’s cultural heritage a year after opening its boutique on the island. The event, held at the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico, brought together the brand’s main clients and friends to enjoy an exclusive concert. The evening combined art, music, and Bvlgari’s artisanal mastery, from the museum’s collection to the jewels worn by the guests.
Guests were received in the museum’s atrium with a champagne reception, followed by a guided tour of the new permanent collection, not yet open to the public. Later, they moved to the garden for a live musical presentation in three acts, featuring pianist Andrés Barrios, percussionists Richie Flores, Julito Gastón, Daniel Díaz, and José Eduardo Santana, and singer Andy Montañez.
The event was attended by notable figures such as Ismael Cruz Córdova and Estefanía Soto Torres, who joined a dynamic group of cultural figures, media personalities, and friends of the brand. Bvlgari, part of the LVMH Group, was founded in Rome in 1884 and has consolidated its worldwide reputation as a magnificent Roman High Jewelry house and an icon of Italian art of living.