Bulgari Omnia Green Jade (2008): Green with White Shadows {New Perfume}
When I read that Alberto Morillas had said about the new Bulgari Omnia Green Jade, "I thought of its colours, green with white shadows, of the energy of
this millenary gemstone, symbol of the good, the beautiful and the
precious,"I finally thought it might be interesting
I always find Alberto Morillas interesting, but there is interesting and Interesting
I love green jade that offers a milky quality
It reminds me of hunting for the right and rare shades of jade in China
Being told that brown jade is for old ladies
It is such a beautiful color that you want to polish it and polish it again and again
Hoping to express some of its goodness and get to the core of it, perhaps ameliorate it...
It remains silent and tranquil as a lake
with just a few passing clouds on its surface
creamy as white amber
Notes are:
Spring Water, Green Mandarin, White Peony, Nasturtium, Pear Tree Flower, Jasmine Petals, Fresh Pistachio, White Woods, Musk.
Available at Sephora
You can read our review of Omnia Crystalline
Another perfume inspired by jade this fall season is Olivier Durbano's Jade
Previous Posts in New Perfumes:
Emilio Pucci Vivara Variazioni Sole 149, Acqua 330, Sabbia 167 (2009)
Kibio Eau de Parfum (2008): The First 100 % Organic Oriental-Chypre
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Spring water? What the ...?
I didn`t know that there was any other than green jade.
I will give this a sniff, even though flankers annoy me. I like original Omnia and Crystalline is rather good for what it is.
Posted by: benvenuta | December 1, 2008
Likewise, and will just add that Crystalline I have categorized in my mind as a perfect fragrance for going to pick up your kids at school, if people see what I mean about the kind of qualities such a perfume would have.
Posted by: Marie-Helene Wagner | December 1, 2008
What is spring water doing in a perfume ? Is this a new release of an old perfume diluted with water as if normal sweating is not enough? I dont get it.
Posted by: polarbear2 | January 1, 2009
I like this. It has character. Not the tiresome nice, safe, "girly" scent that drenches the perfume market these days, and that bores the sugar out of me. It's still not my first choice (I prefer spicy/woody/orientals). Maybe a second choice?
Posted by: Mitsouko | January 1, 2009