BONIA's New La Luna Collection Is Giving Opulence, Charm & Girlboss Fire!
The BNB10859 comes in four captivating shades, each exuding a unique charisma of its own. Made to bolster your look for every occasion, these striking yet refined colours effortlessly highlight your distinct taste, letting you shine with effortless poise. Whichever you choose, you will always make the right impression.
BNB10859 – 2517
Case: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Dial: Silver
Silver Bezel: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Bracelet: Ion-plated rose gold
BNB10859 – 2547
Case: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Dial: Brown
Brown Bezel: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Bracelet: Ion-plated rose gold
BNB10859 – 2217
Case: Ion-plated gold
Ion-plated gold Dial: Ceramic white
Ceramic white Bezel: Ion-plated gold
Ion-plated gold Bracelet: Ion-plated gold
BNB10859 – 2597
Case: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Dial: Green
Green Bezel: Ion-plated rose gold
Ion-plated rose gold Bracelet: Ion-plated rose gold
A standout feature of the La Luna collection is its use of translucent resin, which gives the watch a soft glow and elegant depth. This material is tricky to work with, especially for detailed parts, so BONIA follows a careful multi-step process by heating the resin to the right temperature to ensure it bonds perfectly with the bracelet. The result is a smooth, shiny finish and a beautiful play of light that adds a refined, luxurious feel to the entire timepiece.
This radiant craftsmanship flows into its luscious sunburst dial, creating a dramatic interplay of light and shadow as it moves. Swordshaped hour and minute hands elegantly slide across the dial, accompanied by a sleek central seconds hand. Proudly positioned at 12 o'clock, BONIA's iconic logo underscores the brand's unwavering pursuit of perfection.
Sparkling crystals elegantly highlight the cardinal hour markers, while slim batons mark the remaining hours, creating a dial that's effortlessly clear and instantly readable. Adding a subtle detail, a neat date window sits discreetly at the 6 o'clock position, blending harmoniously into the overall aesthetic. Completing the refined look, a faceted crown on the side provides easy time-setting convenience.
Designed to turn heads, the watch features a striking octagonal rectangular stainless-steel case measuring 23mm by 35.5mm. Like a precious package of memorable moments wrapped in elegance, it effortlessly combines chic aesthetics with everyday practicality, boasting water resistance up to 30 metres. At its heart beats a meticulous Japanese quartz movement, ensuring reliable precision and outstanding performance wherever you go.
Each watch comes with a matching hair clip made from the same resin, echoing the soft marbling and gentle shine of the timepiece. Available in beige, cream, green, and brown, the coordinated colours create a seamless, stylish pairing that adds a touch of effortless sophistication to any look.
Step into the spotlight with the captivating BONIA La Luna BNB10859, where sophisticated craftsmanship meets your dazzling presence. Every detail is designed to amplify your personal charm, ensuring you're always at your brilliant best. Embrace your moment – the La Luna doesn't whisper elegance, it confidently announces your arrival.
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