In the 1960s, famous ladies with names like Elizabeth, Audrey and Sophia would duck into Bulgari's private salon on Rome's Via Condotti to try on a bauble or two. Now, any gal can get a glimpse of Bulgari's inner workings during this weekend's Les Journées Particulières, an LVMH-sponsored open house for Europe's most exclusive ateliers (including Louis Vuitton). In addition to offering a peek inside its jewelry archives in Rome, Bulgari is hosting tours of its Florentine workshop. Opened in 2005, this is where Bulgari leather goods - bags, belts, briefcases - are made. Here's a step-by-step account of the creation of one of the products produced there, the Isabella Rossellini handbag, courtesy of the accessories manager Fabrizio Falanga. Slide Show: How a Bulgari Bag is Made