The Princess of Venice
Shares Black Currant, Grapefruit, Melon.
Pierre Bourdon formulated The Princess of Venice by Romea D'Ameor as a dense floral fruity composition centered on contrasts. The opening hits skin wi…
Pierre Bourdon formulated The Princess of Venice by Romea D'Ameor as a dense floral fruity composition centered on contrasts. The opening hits skin with juicy melon, tart black currant, and sharp cloves, creating a lively citrus and spice introduction. As the top notes settle, heavy Egyptian jasmine and orange blossom emerge alongside sweet champaca petals. The drydown reveals a soft base of raspberry, powdery iris, and warm sandalwood. It wears best during bright spring afternoons and warm summer garden gatherings, where airflow lets the sweet fruit notes float above the heavy white florals. The contrast between prickly top notes and creamy base resins keeps the aroma interesting throughout the day.