Emporio Armani Diamonds for Men Eau de Toilette 75ml
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Emporio Armani Diamonds for Men Eau de Toilette 75ml
Fragrance Family: Spicy Woody Aromatic
Fragrance Notes:
Top: Bergamot & Sichuan Pepper
Heart: Cedarwood & Cocoa Bean
Base: Vetiver, Gaiac Wood & Ambrox
The Fragrance
This woody aromatic gouramand, cut and polished like a diamond, operates like a captivation prism. Diamonds for men is the definition of masculinity & desire. Hard to resist.
In the initial aromas, the icy opening contrasts with lingering sensual, burning accents. The emblematic notes of men’s fragrance are subverted with original surprising and addictive ingredients. This sparkling duality gives birth to a play of dazzling reflections.
A luminous, daringly full-bodied opening. The refined, radiant freshness of the Italian citrus-bergamot accord is enlivened by a vibrant, electric burst of Sichuan Pepper. A virile, tumultuous, impertinent heart. Cedar, the iconic embodiment of masculinity, is shaken up by the addictive and unexpected power of the deliciously familiar, intimate and alluring cocoa bean. A noble, ardent dry down. The slightly smoky gaiac wood and intense vetiver are set off by ambroxan with warm flinty accents.
The interpretation of an irresistible, solid diamond… With its recessed facets along the side, the luminous square of glass plays with rays of light, reflecting them from within in infinite configurations like a modern kaleidoscope. A streamlined, powerful, faceted object… Set firmly on its base, featuring an integrated shiny metal spraycap adorned with the famous eagle emblem.
