As-Suli’s Diamond

It smells like a rich amber fragrance featuring a contrast between green and smoky elements. Crisp fig leaf and mandarin orange open the scent before settling into honeyed broom flower and ylang-ylang. The dry-down relies heavily on dark myrrh, opoponax, and smoky incense for a warm, balsamic finish.

The opening starts bright and botanical with sharp fig leaf, bergamot, and mandarin. Within twenty minutes, those green citrus top notes fade as yellow broom flower and ylang-ylang take over. By hour two, the scent transforms entirely into a warm, smoky base of opoponax, myrrh, and amberwood.

On skin, you can expect between 6 and 8 hours of total longevity. On heavy fabrics like wool coats or scarves, the resinous base notes of incense and myrrh can linger for over twelve hours. Skin hydration and cold air play major roles in extending its wear.

The projection is moderate, extending about two feet for the first two hours after application. Afterward, it settles into an intimate scent bubble that stays close to your skin. It creates an inviting personal trail without overpowering enclosed indoor spaces.

Cold weather during late autumn and winter provides the ideal climate for this perfume. Low temperatures keep the sweet broom flower and heavy opoponax balanced. High summer heat can cause the smoky balsam notes to feel uncomfortably dense and cloying.

This fragrance fits evening settings, formal dinners, theater outings, and cold-weather gatherings. Its refined resinous character suits polished attire like tailored suits or dark evening wear. It feels slightly too formal and dense for morning gym sessions or casual beach trips.

It is designed and marketed as a unisex fragrance. The opening fig leaf and mid ylang-ylang add a soft floral touch, while the smoky incense, opoponax, and myrrh base ground the scent with deep woody warmth that appeals equally to men and women.

It appeals primarily to niche perfume enthusiasts and experienced collectors who appreciate complex resinous scents. Buyers looking for standard sweet vanilla or clean citrus fragrances might find the smoky incense and broom flower combination surprising or challenging at first test.

You can layer it successfully with simple woody or vanilla single-note scents. Adding a clean cedarwood base enhances its dry-down, while a light vanilla oil softens the smoky myrrh. Avoid layering it with heavy floral perfumes to prevent clashing accords.

Both fragrances share deep resinous foundations with smoky incense and balsamic warmth. However, Jubilation XXV leans heavily on dark blackberry, davana, and frankincense, whereas As-Suli’s Diamond features a distinctly yellow floral heart of broom flower and ylang-ylang with green fig top notes.