Renowned for his minimalist, gender-neutral take on the traditional British craft of jewelry, Andrew Bunney teamed up with iconic Italian scooter brand Vespa for an evocative and rarefied take on the mid-century automotive classic. Here, Bunney adds his signature to the Vespa PX 150 -- first released in 1946 -- by decking it out in all-over grey and fitting custom-worked 925 sterling silver cases to the hand-crafted headlamps. Hand-planished bezels and a luxurious Japan-made, Scottish leather se...
Renowned for his minimalist, gender-neutral take on the traditional British craft of jewelry, Andrew Bunney teamed up with iconic Italian scooter brand Vespa for an evocative and rarefied take on the mid-century automotive classic. Here, Bunney adds his signature to the Vespa PX 150 -- first released in 1946 -- by decking it out in all-over grey and fitting custom-worked 925 sterling silver cases to the hand-crafted headlamps. Hand-planished bezels and a luxurious Japan-made, Scottish leather se...
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